Concerned about the library being packed for finals week? Join The University of Akron’s Interfraternity and Panhellenic Council for Cram Jam, which is a 45-minute study session with 15-minute breaks...
It’s the end of another semester, another school year, and truly we hope the best for you both during finals and afterward. (Even if it seems unlikely, you will do better than you think if you believe...
By Sofia Syed , Arts & Life Editor
• April 30, 2015
It’s that stressful time of the semester again where students are pulling all-nighters and cramming for finals.
The Union and the University Libraries are helping students alleviate their stress by...
It is that time of the semester when students begin to realize that finals week is vastly approaching and winter break is around the corner. It also a time when many students begin to stress about balancing...
Dakota Phillips
Judgment day is coming: the time you gather your strength, muster your materials and ingest copious amounts of coffee.
This unholy fury is one of many ways man has devised to demoralize...
Gabriel Glandorf
With the semester ending soon and finals quickly approaching, many students are under a massive amount of stress. There is much to accomplish in what seems like an impossibly short amount...
Jessica Johnson
As the semester comes to a close, we all look forward to summer break. There is only that one barrier that we all have to get through: final exams.
Do we really need a whole week devoted...
It’s hard to believe this week is the last one of the semester. For most of us, that means it’s time for cramming.
One thing we often tell ourselves before the new semester begins is to keep up with all the work as the semester progresses and to not fall behind in anything or procrastinate until the last possible moment.
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