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Too often, burnout carries a stigma that a person is weak or that they’re unable to deal with a difficult situation, making people feel as though they can’t open up […]
Rose-colored glasses were hard to wear in 2020. Too much was happening all at once, between the pandemic, the elections, natural disasters and all of the personal issues we struggled […]
We have Yale University to thank for many things, one of which is the precursor to our current grading system. In 1785, 58 students were separated into various descriptive categories, […]
Sarah Tuffield, Peer Health Educator Stress is a six-letter word that most college students have in their vocabulary and are familiar with when attending college. Finals and the end […]
The smell of chocolate wafted from the depths of the Wallace Residence Center, as students from across the University of Idaho campus did all they could to prepare for another […]
Om. Namaste. Asana. All three terms have one thing in common — yoga. Each has a different meaning, but can be traced back to the same ancient and meditative practice thousands […]
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. […]
As the fall semester comes to a close, many students will begin to feel an increase in the pressure of homework and impending exams.
Waking up at 7 a.m., five days a week, on top of three or more classes a day can be a drag. At least a student can look forward to […]