Now that we are through February, it is safe to say that those who have stuck to their healthy New Year’s resolutions are making progress. Many others went to the […]
Do you know someone who might have an eating disorder and you aren’t sure how to help? If you do, or would like to learn more about eating disorders, […]
As an intern for Vandal Health Education, I am aware that a lot of sexual health information was being given out to students over Valentine’s Day, which is also recognized […]
We dove into the beginning of the spring semester with fresh minds, new schedules and new resolutions. We had the motivation to stay organized, hit the gym and eat healthy. […]
The Thanksgiving holiday is normally a time for comfort with the family but Black Friday has quickly become more of a black hole, sucking in everyone’s gratitude and spitting out […]
There are certain weeks in a student’s experience that are inherently “college” — weeks such as Homecoming Week, Dead Week and “Halloweek.” From Labor Day to Thanksgiving, breaks and days […]
From a young age, children are told the importance of self-care. Too often, however, they receive mixed messages about what self-care means and how to handle their complex emotions.
Health and wellness is a priority for the University of Idaho, which is why Vandal Health Education and Campus Recreation put together a Health and Rec Fair each school year.
It’s cool to be busy. It’s a symbol of status, value and importance. When someone is busy, they become scarce, and scarcity is desirable. That’s why Apple decided to set […]
We are the product of our environments. We soak up the atmosphere we spend the most time in. When someone spends time in the sun, they get burnt — when […]