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Fifty years ago, Norma McCorvey wanted to terminate her pregnancy. McCorvey, a lower-class woman in her early 20s, had previously given birth twice, putting both children up for adoption.
According to researchers, our overall health and wellbeing is impacted by the environment in which we surround ourselves. Our environment can influence our mood, impact our behavior, affect our level […]
It is 9:59 a.m. You’re trying to take notes in your morning lecture and your stomach starts to growl. You try to focus on the Professor and the PowerPoint at […]
In September the chief of the FDA called e-cigarettes an “epidemic” sweeping the country. At the forefront of e-cigarettes are JUUL’s, electronic cigarettes largely targeted at young adults. With a […]
I was recently watching a documentary on prescription medication and was shocked by some of the information shared. The documentary highlighted the connections between addictive prescribed medications, the national opioid […]
The severity of depression and, or anxiety for most college students is a serious problem. A 2012 National Alliance on Mental Illness survey, “College Students Speak,” showed 27 percent of […]
Underneath senior linebacker Kaden Elliss’s worn gray sweatband is a blue bracelet that reads ‘Hilinski’s Hope’ in Washington State crimson. The band has been on Elliss’s wrist for the past […]
College is a time of great change in most students lives. From moving, making new friends and adjusting to a different lifestyle, it is needless to say that it can […]
A founder of Reclaim Idaho, the group that led the charge to put Medicaid expansion on the November ballot in Idaho, expressed confidence that public support for the measure is […]
Sarah Tuffield, Peer Health Educator Stress is a six-letter word that most college students have in their vocabulary and are familiar with when attending college. Finals and the end […]