Get Psyched: 4 ways to handle stress
Stress is the interpretation developed when we face a threatening or challenging event. Here are four ways we can combat stress when it arises.
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Why taking walks is my new therapy
My brain is in constant overdrive, and nothing seems to be slowing down. My newfound remedy? Taking a walk.
Read More →The library is your friend year-round
Not to be annoying, but someone needs to say it: Finals are coming, folks. We all wish that exams were like those supernatural myths, the ones where if you pronounce or announce them out loud, they disappear and cease to exist, but we all know that the struggle is actually real. Before you start damning […]
Read More →How to get ahead of the semester stress
I love the beginning of a semester, or “syllabus week,” as it is affectionately referred to. It is a time where the workload is light, the morale is high and the stress is at an all-time low. We tend to ignore all of our responsibilities to hang out with friends, go out to parties and […]
Read More →Science Tuesday: Stress Really Does Cause Headaches
By Sanah Faroke, Staff Writer @sanahfaroke I’m addicted to coffee. The first time I had a drop of coffee, I think the world literally stopped for a split second. It was earth shattering. Now, when I wake up, I can’t live without coffee. And I’m not alone, it is a $30 billion industry after all. […]
Read More →Best Places for Ice Skating in Boston!
By Katrina Uy, Staff Writer @katreenz Winter is here! Even though classes are about to end and we’re about to venture into that dark abyss called study period and finals week, there’s still time for one last hurrah of the semester. Take a study break and go ice skating instead! Here are some places to […]
Read More →Science Tuesday: To Study for Finals? Or “Carb” Out and Take Over the World? Or Both?
By Sanah Faroke, Staff Writer @sanahfaroke It’s about to be finals week and I’m stressing. I heard this myth once that college was supposed to be super fun with parties and football games and really chill class schedules, but that’s not the case at Boston University. All I can think about are my 20-page papers, […]
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