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Take the fear out of networking and make it work for you
The importance of networking on career success is undeniable. Even so, for some it can still feel, well, awkward. Learn how to get over your fear of networking and make authentic connections to boost your career success, including a 60-second "elevator pitch".
Ask the trainer: “How often should I be working out?”
An expert weighs in on how frequently you should be working out, depending on your goals, schedule, and current level of fitness.
Apps + podcasts we love: TED Radio Hour
All of us--college students in particular--are faced with a plethora of decisions to make every day, from the small (like choosing what spaghetti sauce to buy) to the large (deciding your major). This podcast examines the stress associated with "decision fatigue" and empowers you to hone in on what you really want out of life.
Workout reboot: Use active rest to revamp your routine
Giving your body time to recover between workouts can actually be more beneficial than going hard seven days a week. That said, not all rest is created equal. Learn how to incorporate so-called "active rest" into your training routine to maximize your gains.
Ask the professor: “What are good ways to prepare for a presentation?”
Have an upcoming presentation to make? Keep your audience engaged (and awake) with these 5 simple tips.
Count your way to calm: A simple breathing technique to help you stay present
Meditation is proven to reduce racing thoughts, stress, and unhappiness. Best of all, meditation can be done anywhere, anytime! Don't know where to begin? This basic technique can help get you started.
Sexual health, culture, and relationships: Our experts answer your questions
Is campus safety improving in terms of sexual assault? How can you talk to your partner about sex in a healthy, nonjudgmental way? Our experts answer these and other important questions you asked relating to sexual health, relationships, sexual assault, and communication.
Ask the doc: “Are there dangers to ibuprofen?”
Learn the benefits and risks associated with ibuprofen, as well as how much is too much.
Expert Q&A: Mindfulness and meditation explained
What is mindfulness? And does it really work, or is it just a New-Agey trend? If you're still skeptical--or wondering how you can possibly fit meditation into your busy schedule--our expert is here to clear the air and fill you in on the basics with a down-to-earth approach to mindfulness.
Upgrade your sleep: Simple bedroom solutions
From decor, to temperature, to white noise, fellow students offer their tips on how to make your bedroom a sleep-happy space.
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Student Health 101 presents: Capturing your creativity
Student Health 101 presents: Capturing your creativity
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Are we best friends for life (BFFLs) or frenemies?
Rate this article and enter to winAll relationships have their ups and downs, and it’s normal to have disagreements with friends on occasion. But...
No blurred lines: Clarifying consent
Rate this article and enter to winConsent: What does it even mean?At an early age, we learn the ability to discern agreement and refusal—like...
Sleep study: Top 10 tips for better nights
Rate this article and enter to winThe benefits of sleep have been unarguably established by science. Restful nights are strongly associated with happiness, healthy...
Thumbs doing all the talking?: Six ways to manage your messaging
Rate this article and enter to winWhich would you go without for a week: your cell phone, your best friend, or good food? Chances...
Look up!: Is your smart phone replacing your social life?
Rate this article and enter to winSmartphones are integrated into our lives—almost as much as toothbrushes, textbooks, and cat videos. By 2013, nearly three...
