Moving into a college dorm – especially if it’s your first – is an important rite of passage. It’s a first taste of freedom, and often a teen’s first experience truly making a space their own, without ...

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Dorm room essentials Dorm desks and organization I purchased a desk bookshelf (which some dorm rooms come with — check before ordering) my junior year of high school and have used it every year since.

I'm a professional declutterer, and I know dorm rooms can get messy. College students should take advantage of vertical space for organization. Students should also practice tidiness and routine ...

Stuffed animals and creature comforts may help make your dorm room feel more like home, but make sure you can store them efficiently. Under-bed storage and a bedside table, if you can manage it, can ...

Dorm living is one of the greatest parts of collegiate life. Think about it: When else are you going to move yourself into a building of strangers, some of whom will turn into friends for life? And ...

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8. Dedicate spaces for tasks and moods Organizing your dorm room into spaces for specific activities is a great way to maximize the normally small area. Make a loft to locate your bed high off the ...

Deep cleaning dorm rooms regularly and upon moving in are a must. Between living alone for the first time and busy class schedules, it's easy for grime to pile up. But cleaning your dorm room isn't ...

Like so many GRWM videos on TikTok, Kaitlyn Johnson’s start with the influencer seemingly waking up for the day. She sits up in her pink and white bed, which is underneath a piece of pink and white ...

Organization, or lack thereof, is something that plagues college students. Nowhere is this issue more apparent than in cramped, shared dorm rooms. Disorganization breeds distractibility, tension and ...