Freshman orientation leaders offer a glimpse into the hard work and passion behind summer orientation Every summer, hundreds of new students arrive on campus for
While many seem to be experiencing “brain rot” from excessive screen time, it’s refreshing to know one corner of the online world is actually encouraging
For most people, $20 might pay for a week’s worth of gas or a few cheap groceries. They might use that $20 to go to
“End the brain rot. End the doomscrolling. End the screen addiction. Touch grass.” These simple messages come from a brand new app called “Touch Grass”.
In a fast-paced weekend full of bustling crowds and musical performances, some of the quiet and cozy corners of Treefort Music Fest offered gentle escapes
No student should feel unsafe walking on campus. However for many students, evening classes or late shifts at work require them to walk around campus
When some people feel stressed, they decide to go to a cozy little town in Connecticut called Stars Hollow where they sip coffee at Luke’s
One in 10 women suffer from endometriosis — that’s over 190 million people worldwide and almost 1500 people at Boise State University. Despite its prevalence,
We all have different ways of cheering ourselves up. Some people unwind by watching movies. Some bake, read books or work on hobbies like painting
College students have a lot on their plates — busy class schedules, endless homework, finding internships and preparing for graduation. For many students, however, there’s
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