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When students first go off to college, there are many changes in their lives. Students may be leaving the town where they grew up where they made friends, and where […]
When students first go off to college, there are many changes in their lives. Students may be leaving the town where they grew up where they made friends, and where […]
April marks Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing awareness about interpersonal violence. Recently, the MeToo Movement among other social movements have sparked discussions about interpersonal violence and […]
As spring and warm weather have struck the Palouse, we at Vandal Health Education feel it’s important to take care of your body. Today, we will be discussing the importance […]
Susan Nesbitt
Spring break can be both a blessing and a curse for many students. It’s a much-needed chance to relax and unwind, or perhaps adventure and make some memories. However, many […]
As a graduating senior at the University of Idaho, I’ve begun reflecting on my Vandal experience. Fueled by the growing feud between the university and associate professor Denise Bennett, I’m […]
PETA’s campaigns work because they’re impossible to ignore. They get people thinking and talking about the fact that our choices — such as what we order for lunch or whether […]
February marks “Heart Awareness Month,” which is the perfect time to discuss the benefits of the Mediterranean diet not just for your heart, but for your whole body. People who […]
According to researchers, our overall health and wellbeing is impacted by the environment in which we surround ourselves. Our environment can influence our mood, impact our behavior, affect our level […]
Maddie Brown, GSA, Vandal Health Education This Feb. 4 through Feb. 8, Vandal Health Education, in partnership with other campus departments and organizations, is promoting Safe is Sexy Week, a […]