With theaters and public spaces continuing to reopen, it's critical that people take advantage of public viewing spaces once again. Time away from the cinema experience should have made viewers more appreciative of what they were missing. Read more »
It’s not easy to put yourself into an uncomfortable setting. But by doing so, you may end up finding the person who gives you a sense of newfound comfort. Read more »
Some students feel as if they never reach their potential when faced with an overwhelming amount of new tasks with future deadlines. Read more »
As college students face continuous academic, social or internal challenges, they develop a stagnant mentality for change, impairing the potential of success. Read more »
While it should have always remained a priority, the reversal of Roe v. Wade further necessitates the urgency. Read more »
The reusable to-go boxes concept in dining halls is thoughtful but not practical. In college, practicality outweighs everything. Read more »
Socially, I just feel out of the loop. We really never know about these plans because it's very word of mouth. It would be hard if I didn't have any other international students to connect with. Read more »
Whether you’re a first-year or a senior, this school year will be full of new experiences and challenges. Here’s a guide to tackle the semester head-on. Read more »
Students can use the summer to access other mental health resources as well. It becomes challenging to allot time for assistance during the hectic academic year. Read more »
SU needs to change its sophomore housing policy, if it cannot accommodate student satisfaction. Read more »
No matter where you are in the country or what activities you have access to, having allotted time to rest is equally important. Read more »
It's time to embrace a diverse range of classes, see what you like and then decide when you have a clear sense of direction. Read more »
Large, future-oriented goals for the new year will prevent SU students from living in the present. Short-term, smaller goals will improve students’ mental health and well-being. Read more »
Coming back to campus between Thanksgiving and winter break puts unnecessary pressure on students’ mental health. Read more »
Shifts in weather can cause students to poorly manage their time, which can cause them to fall behind in academic and extracurricular work. Read more »
Students who put their well-being first are more likely to have a successful midterm season. Read more »
Declining an invitation does not make us outcasts. It makes us in control of our lives. Read more »
