They’re not your mama’s burgers. Or your mama’s grilled cheeses, for that matter. (Unless your mama gives her sandwiches names like the Insane Burger, in which case we wanna be invited to dinner at your house.) But if you’re looking for some comfort food before you head home for break, or are going through withdrawal when you return, hit up the Burger Tank for a hearty and delicious meal that’s easy on the wallet. Just like your mama makes. Kinda.

And just like that, break is over. Soon the semester will be, too. Then the summer, then the year, the next thing you know you’ve graduated, you get a great job, meet your soulmate and settle down, have a couple of kids, adopt a puppy, maybe a cat if you’re a cat person, possibly a ferret but hopefully not, get a different (better) job, and before you know it your kids are all grown up, your kids are having kids, you retire and move to Florida, wish the kids would visit more often, and then you die. In the meantime, here’s some fun stuff to do in March!

April showers bring...no. Seriously, Mother Nature, do us a solid and let this month be sunny and springy and warm. We’ve earned it, haven’t we? Other things we’ve earned: bouncy rides and outdoor festivals, free concerts and cheap movies, and a life-size Battleship competition that takes place in a Campus Rec pool. These are among the 13 fun things to do on this month’s list of fun things to do; rain or shine, we’ll be doing fun things in April.

Seriously, guys, that upcoming job interview is really just a walk in the park. You know, if the park was actually an office and instead of your bestie you were hanging with a stranger in a suit who just happens to have control over your future. And if all you had to do during your leisurely stroll was maintain good eye contact, but not stare, and smile often, but not too often, and eloquently explain your credentials and your lifelong hopes and dreams and you know, get hired! Breathe, Owls. Then read our five ways to walk in the park nail the interview.