DIY study spaces offer organization in a busy school year

Isabel Gisser, RubicOnline Editor|September 26, 2017

Just a month into the 2017-2018 school year, students have already begun to lose track of school supplies and struggle with cluttered backpacks. Along with making studying inefficient, being surrounded by mess can actually contribute to stress and fatigue. Take the time to clean up a study space and boost your productivity and mood.

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