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Whether overseeing construction, setting up new tech infrastructure, or leading a critical

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Picking the right college or university is a huge decision that comes with many different factors. One major part of the decision is choosing if you’ll go to a private or public university. If you’re weighing

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Being a first-generation college student is a unique and commendable achievement, but it can also bring about a mix of emotions: pride, excitement, anxiety, and a fear of the unknown. If you’re the first in your family to attend college, you might feel like you’re navigating this experience on your own. Without a roadmap from family members who have attended college before you, the journey can feel overwhelming. However, you’re not alone, and there are many resources and strategies to help you succeed. Here are some tips to ease your transition into higher education and help you thrive as a first-generation college student.

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Dear College Students (and Supportive Parents),  Hello, I'm Darrell Gardner, the Director of

Whether you’ve been accepted to a wide range of colleges and universities

Dear College Students (and Supportive Parents),  Hello, I'm Darrell Gardner, the Director of Product Development at CORT Furniture Rental. Moving from on-campus dorms to off-campus student housing or apartments is a significant step in your college journey. It's

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Living in a small space has its challenges, but with the right

Ah, purple. It can be a divisive, love-it-or-hate-it color, and in-home decor, it can be downright intimidating—even if you love it! While it’s true that a daring shade like fuchsia can be tough to pull off

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Decorating a space to feel like your own is often both exciting

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The National Apartment Association (NAA) has awarded the prestigious Angi Pusateri-Downey Lifetime Achievement Award to Angi Pusateri-Downey, National Strategic Account

CORT Tenting Solutions, a leader in event structures and rentals, has introduced the Midnight Skyline Pavilion—a groundbreaking, luxury event structure

A New Era of Growth for CORT Events CORT Events, a renowned division of CORT Furniture Rental, is stepping into a

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