Author: Chaunie Brusie
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13 quirky traditions New York colleges carry on
A giant sandwich, mysterious Chimemasters, and freshmen getting pelted with food—they’re all part of some of the unusual traditions you’ll find at New York colleges.
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Why Whitefish Point is one of the best places in the country to watch the fall bird migration
The natural peninsula of Whitefish Point is a key part of the migration route for avian species, from loons and geese to woodpeckers.
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9 quirky traditions Nebraska colleges carry on
From famed urinals to a dinner involving a boar head on a platter, Nebraska colleges are not lacking for interesting traditions!
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MSU college students: Free resources you may not know about
Meta: If you’re on a college student’s budget, these on-campus freebies can help your dollar stretch further!
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Get to know these family-owned dairy farms in Michigan
Dairy farming was once a mainstay in Michigan, but these small generational farms are keeping the tradition (and the milking!) going strong.
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5 Nebraska waterfalls you can walk, wade, or float right up to
Always exercise caution around waterfalls, but if you’re looking to get behind the curtain of a waterfall, here are a few in Nebraska to explore!
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12 things to know before you visit Michigan’s tallest waterfall
Michigan’s tallest waterfall is in the Upper Peninsula’s Keweenaw Peninsula and stands around 110 feet tall.
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13 last-minute day trips from Lansing to take before school starts
The stores are stocked and ready with school supplies, but that doesn’t mean summer is over—here are some last-minute trips in Michigan to take before the first day!
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Where to head for the most scenic dispersed camping in Michigan
These beautiful campsites in Michigan that allow dispersed camping are worth booking, even without electricity.
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20 of the best free or low-cost activities for big families in Utah
Utah just might be the best place for big families to enjoy free or low-cost fun. Here is our full list of activities on a budget!