Coffee is the daily fuel of many people nation-wide. After pulling an all-nighter or trying to wake up for that early morning class, there’s nothing that perks up a fatigued student quite like a big cup o’ joe. And now, there is fantastic news for these java powered learners: coffee is not only a great pick-me-up, but also studies are showing that the popular beverage is actually healthy.

Controversy over the Swine Flu vaccine has been explored in recent months because of the accusations of the vaccine being obsolete.

Trying to find a guilt-free treat to satisfy that sweet craving? Well, if Diet Coke was the answer before, it may need some reconsideration. Research has shown that diet sodas may not be as “diet” as the name implies.

Dr. Roger Stark and Dr. Louis Schlickman discuss their views on health care at the AFI health care debate monday night in the special events center.

Next month, give your heart to a new cause. The Boise State Rec Center is putting on Cardio for Cans this November for the second year.

With flu season getting underway, many people are starting to worry about getting infected with H1N1. A vaccine was released this month, but is it really the answer on how to stay safe?

It’s common knowledge that during the freshman year, many students put on some weight. Of course there are obvious factors such as less exercise, more junk food, and stress that may contribute to this, but according to some studies, alcohol could be another main source for weight gain. Even with this negative effect however, its not all bad news for drinkers. Studies have been showing that light to moderate drinking can actually increase a persons life span.

This October, Boise State recreation is encouraging students to stay active by having their own Ironman competition. Students who are interested should register online by Oct. 9.

Everyone has heard that women are from Venus and men are from Mars. We think differently, we communicate differently, and as far as our sexual behaviors go, it seems that there are hardly any congruencies. Men are expected to have a high sex drive. In contrast, women are regarded as people who are less sexually driven and more concerned with emotion. But is it really that simple?