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Living in 91ֱ�� in the dead of winter, with half the student body gone, isn't the easiest thing in the world. It can be cold, lonely, and The Local closes early. But each year, many students return to campus in January to pursue projects of all kinds.

We asked a handful of students how to survive on campus, and one response appeared over and over. So what was the overwhelming advice? The resounding reply was: “Join a co-op!”

“Join a co-op! Guaranteed food and friends twice a day.”

-Katie Fittinghoff ’19 | winter term project: AMAM's Practicum in Museum Education

“Join a winter term co-op! You're guaranteed to see a solid group of people twice a day. You can see what being in a co-op is like without committing for an entire semester. And the meals end up being less than $3 per meal!”

-Charlie T. ’19 | winter term project: Intensive Greek and OSCA winter term membership secretary

“Find people you love and invest in them. Suggest hangouts, join a co-op. Tell people they matter to you. Say yes as often a possible but also be sure to dive deep into your project so you get something valuable from your time here.”

-Ketzel ’18 | winter term project: GIS

So what’s your advice for surviving winter term on 91ֱ��’s campus? What didn’t make the list that should have?