Alongside learning about microeconomics, organic chemistry or media production, college students are also figuring out how to navigate life outside the classroom. Here is advice a few professors have to offer. Read more
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“I’m a big advocate of mental health and mental health awareness, and I think that it’s important to be able to have a way to represent those messages. So, just being able to help anyone in that kind of way has been the most rewarding part if it helps them be happy or helps them have a posit… Read more
“Mary had a little lamb; its fleece was white as snow. It followed her to school one day; Which was against the rules.” — Sarah Josepha Hale, child’s nursery rhyme. Read more
An overwhelming amount of options, never-ending feeds and a place to share thoughts. When it comes to social media usage, it can feel impossible to avoid the pressure to consume. Social media has been built up so significantly that people are able to make entire careers out of it, whether it… Read more
According to the American College Health Association, three out of five college students experience “overwhelming anxiety” in their years at a university. While the number of students experiencing issues with their own mental health is concerning, the crusade to remove the stigma and to prov…
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, between 2007 and 2017 there was an increase in the rate of suicides by 56%.
You may have complained to your friends, your family or your loved one that you are suffering from a relationship with a narcissist, whether it be a friend or significant other. However, have you ever thought that it is you who is the narcissist, but you just never realized it? Let’s look th…
“If what we are doing is gathering and creating knowledge then that should be used to help people – otherwise, what’s the point?” Ethnic and gender studies professor, Dr. Jess Birch, said.
Her Campus, an online lifestyle magazine for college women, officially launched its BGSU Chapterin September and is looking for new writers and social media editors.
According to a study in the journal “Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology,” intermittent fasting, an eating habit wherein participants partition their normal diet with regular intervals of fasting, provides “a valid — albeit apparently not superior — option” to continuous calorie restriction.
New freshmen coming on campus are always asked, “what’s your major?” Up to 30% of them will change at least one time before they graduate and 10% will change more than once, according to the U.S. Department of Education. Major decisions are something all college students face at least once i…
Picture this: one day you’re just an average joe minding your business. The next thing you know, you send out a tweet that captures that ever-so-rare lightning in a bottle that’s called Twitter fame. That’s what happened to Brandon Kohler, a student at BGSU.
A proposed shared bike/scooter program at BGSU – which has been previously discussed by Undergraduate Student Government– could be a costless partnership for the university, as detailed during Monday’s USG meeting.
