Every year, 10-20 percent of people suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder, a kind of depression which follows the seasons. Be aware of the signs of depression, and seek help at CAPS or other on campus resources if you notice you are experiencing symptoms.
Happy ‘almost-winter-break’ to everyone, a much needed time off after a semester full of events, hard work and dedication! Congratulations on all the work and accomplishments you were able to achieve this semester! During this time, please keep in mind that not everyone is celebrating holidays during this time of the year.
As the holiday season approaches I know one of my favorite parts is, of course, the food! Whether for your friend’s ugly sweater party or something you take to grandmas, it is always great to bring a festive treat. Here are some quick and simple recipes to make your holiday’s a little bit sweeter!
As winter rapidly approaches the U of M campus, it is time for us students to bundle up and embrace the cold breeze and icy snowflakes. Although it is imperative to stay warm during this time of the year, one must also master the art of studying effectively while sick. Here are some great tips to help you kick-start your upcoming solo review sessions!
Are you wishing that winter could last forever? Surely the answer is no. However, maybe when spring and summer come around, you’ll be thinking to yourself how much you miss the holiday season and snow! Well, good news- here are a few ideas that you can use to keep winter around indefinitely in some shape or form.
