#opinion Archives - Page 10 of 14

Away from the daily grind

Between classes, work, friends, schoolwork and more, it is hard to find time to relax. As a result, we tend to feel constantly stressed out and, at times, at our…

The high cost for blood sugar safety

Dean of Students Office/Publications

For people living with Type 1 Diabetes, it is a challenge to constantly balance your sugar levels with medicine, food and exercise. However it is important to use insulin to…

Culture out of context

Dean of Students Office/Publications

“Tidying Up” is a new Netflix show by Marie Kondo, a professional organizing consultant. Her primary goal in this show is to help people who live in disorganized clutter. Kondo…

Food in a mug

Gweneshia Wadlington

As college students, especially those of us without meal plans, finding something to eat on campus can seem like a lost cause. Thankfully, there is always more than one way…

Everything but gun control

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Many people hear the words “gun control” and immediately get angry - for one side or the other. Some think that America needs more gun control laws - that we…

New year, new you? We’ve got you covered

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Many people are unable to keep up with their New Year’s resolutions, and thus fall flat of their goals within the first few months of making them. There are many…

How to stick to those pesky New Year’s resolutions

Victoria Howard

Every New Year, we all seem to make the same resolutions. Whether it’s to eat right, go to the gym or read more books, time and time again, about a…

A poor student’s guide to eating healthy

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Healthy eating can seem like a stretch between classes, homework, friends, work, and all the other daily chaos that college students endure, not to mention the price tag. Healthy eating,…

Finals survival guide

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Tip #1: Don’t Cram. You’ve heard it before and you will hear it again. Procrastination does nothing to help you. Take it from someone who always procrastinates: you don’t have…

Before I was diagnosed with depression, I thought that counseling was only for people with "issues” -- people with mental illnesses, past traumatic events and unresolved feelings. But counseling isn't…