In an essay in The Wall Street Journal, a professor of public policy at the University of Chicago gives members of the Class of 2012 10 pieces of advice that he believes are actually useful to 22-year-olds.

After years of listening to Grandma's words of wisdom, Hannah Deixler '13 puts these age old adages to the test. 

Elisabeth  Rosen '12 gives her advice to an undergrad with subletting issues, and a group of girls stuck with an eighth wheel.

How to get out from under your parent's thumb.

There's only one way to save your grade after bombing a prelim: Seduction.

Advice for a chronic dishwasher. 

Advice for a dishwasher in a dirty world.

Elisabeth Rosen '12 responds to her critics, and gets back to giving out advice to a concerned undergrad.

A fellow Cornellian needs advice from A to Z on cars and friends.

The newly-minted Everyday Ethicist is here to settle each and every ethical score. This week, she tackles long-distance cheating and repressed sexuality.