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Students destressed with service dogs-in-training who, for some, reminded students of their own canine companions back home. Vandal Health Education organized the Therapy Dog event with Palouse Paws, which brought […]
It’s better than the Red Sox and Yankees, better than Ohio State and Michigan and it’s going to happen again. The Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors proved yet again […]
The Idaho men’s tennis team opened the Big Sky Tournament with a 4-0 sweep over Sacramento State. The victory solidified the Vandals’ spot in the Big Sky Tennis Championship for […]
For many students, the end of the semester can be a gauntlet. A nasty mix of agonizing assignments and endless studying for exams complete with a nice touch of […]
If Sen. Clayton Zimmerman had a 7:30 a.m. final this semester, he would have to wake up at 4 a.m. Zimmerman said he likes to have at least three hours […]
During dead week, student stress increases along with the number of responsibilities they have. “During dead week … students don’t realize how much they deteriorate,” said Peg Hamlett, fitness and […]
Couseling and Testing Center (CTC) Director Greg Lambert doesn’t want students to sit on a waitlist for their first appointment for more than a week. “We see every student who […]
Sharon Fritz, a licensed psychologist at the University of Idaho Counseling and Testing Center, knows a thing or two about reducing stress. She said for students, stress comes from a […]
Colorful footprints emblazoned with inspirational phrases and helpful hints led the way to various Mental Health and Wellness Fair activities Tuesday afternoon. Starting in the sunshine of the Idaho Commons […]
Many colleges across the country have adopted policies requiring teachers to withhold all tests during dead week, and the University of Idaho is no exception. According to the university”s General […]