Here we are at the end of the line. 2020 was most certainly a year for the history books, and I think I can safely speak for us all when I say that we could not be happier to put this dumpster fire of a year in our collective rearview mirror. While 2020 was an
From our family to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas! It’s a strange and unusual time since most of us won’t be near our families or celebrating with them in person due to COVID-19, but that shouldn’t stop the holiday spirit. Luckily, technology allows us to bridge the gap between any distance, and while
Christmas is exactly one week away and for those that have yet to complete their holiday shopping, here’s a small list of last minute gifts to soothe your shopping stress.
This year has been extremely challenging, so it’s tough to see the light when 2020 has bombarded us with negativativity, and so I’d like to take this opportunity to take a step back to find those little nuggets of hope to express gratitude. To our students: You’ve faced an enormous amount of uncertainty and challenges
In 23 days, students will be leaving for Thanksgiving break and won’t be returning until spring semester 2021, effectively marking the end of fall semester 2020. Students will need to find a way to pack and either store or ship their belongings out of the residence halls. There are a ton of things to consider
Halloween is upon us! Honestly, it should be celebrated all month long but that’s another discussion for different blog. It’s been a rough 10 months, so let’s ease the intensity of 2020 for some Halloween memes. Enjoy! A win in our book Don’t forget about the post Halloween candy specials! The struggle is absolutely relatable.
2020 has felt like one moment stretched into infinity due to COVID-19 but we’ve finally made it to October, which also marks the beginning of the holiday season. However, due to the pandemic, the academic calendar looks mighty different than previous school years, so it is our hope Dorm Room Movers can be of service
Wait…didn’t the fall semester just start? Yes, that is correct. Nevertheless, some colleges have already started slowly releasing their spring semester 2021 calendar and it mostly remains the same as fall semester. Obviously, the schedule is subject to change depending on where COVID-19 cases are standing at that time, but this should give you credence
The greatest test of our might and will is the start of a new school year…with a pandemic attached to it. We’ve written enough blogs about what to expect and have provided a plethora of tips to help you navigate this extremely weird time. So,this week we’ll stick to what the internet does best –
Throughout the past several blogs, we’ve broken down what campus life will look like amidst this ongoing pandemic – so we’ll do something light and fun for this blog to ease the stressful situation we’re already in. For those that have begun classes this past week or sometime in the month of August, this is