The state of American higher education isn’t quite what one would expect: according to a study by Harvard University, just 56 percent of American college students graduate within six years, while only 29 percent of students enrolled in two-year programs graduate within three years.

This is a great victory for a certain subset of dudes on OKCupid

Beyoncé rules the world. I’m not making that up — it was written on a Vogue cover which pretty much makes it science fact.

It can be so difficult to fully wake up at work, even after dragging yourself out of bed, commuting, and getting to your desk. While we’ve certainly never fallen asleep in the office before (…knock on wood?) we can totally understand how it could happen.

According to the U.S Department of Agriculture, about 46.6 million people received food stamps in 2012. Luckily for struggling citizens, a federal framework is in place to ensure that they receive the help they need — but when we fall on hard times, what becomes of man’s woman’s best friend?

Carrie Mathison is real?!

After moving past the complimentary physical training sessions and facials, the content list begins to look less like a luxe swag bag and more like the shelf of your local bodega after it was looted in a blackout.

According to a new study, women, more so than men, tend to addddddd extra letters into words in order to convey meaning when emailing or texting. And this isn’t just when texting friends — this style is used for professional work emails as well.

If you’re anything like me, your conception of a psychic’s day to day is probably based on Whoopi Goldberg in Ghost or, even worse, The Long Island Medium on TLC. But as insistent as pop culture is on depicting psychics and mediums as existing on a higher plane, removed from more petty earthly concerns, they still have to make a living!

Who has killed it with their Oscar campaign? Not Anne Hathaway, that’s for sure.