Book buying basics
Buying textbooks is an unavoidable part of college. The big debate is where to buy them — online or at the campus bookstore?
Life & Times
Getting into the swing of things
We might be ending our second week at school, but we’re still dreaming of summer. It’s hard to leave the fun of the past few months for the harsh reality of homework and tests. Learn how to painlessly adjust back to school.
Airband only wants survivors
With Airband auditions in just two weeks, everyone has been eagerly waiting for the announcement of the theme. That moment has finally arrived! The Echo breaks the Airband 2013 theme.
Who is Breu?
Breuninger Hall is physically complete and students have filled the rooms, but there is much more to be done. Student leaders and residents of the dorm are blazing the trail toward developing its unique culture and identity, but where do they start? What better source for inspiration than Breuninger herself!
Campus facelift
Administration and staff divulge the many facelifts campus received over the summer.
Welcome Home
Although upperclassmen are slowly beginning to return to campus, the majority of students moving in have yet to call Taylor home.
Redneck relaxation
When the heat gets to be too much and the dripping sweat starts forming pools, you know it’s time to cool off. Think you have no way to combat high temperatures Think again. Try out these fun ideas for a victory against heat.
The summer intern’s survival guide
Internships don’t have to be painful, or mediocre. The Echo brings you advice on how to make the most of your summer experience.
Thirteen ounces of love
Summer loneliness doesn’t have to be your only friend while you’re vacationing from classes. Stay connected to your TU chums.
Fueling up for summer
With gas prices sky-high, summer travel plans can turn quickly into fights over expenses. Use these tips to optimize miles per gallon.
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