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When I finally get in bed for the night, my finger is so tempted to click “next episode of Schitt’s Creek”. While this form of winding down before going to sleep or past time activity remains compelling, reading for pleasure can be…

Monday, March first was an interesting day for many reasons. The first of a month is always exciting, and this one blessed us with weather of all kinds, sun, snow, wetness, wind, you name it. While it was still sunny though, I made my self…

Pandemics and snowstorms and midterms oh my! I am feeling more stressed by the minute as midterms arrive and my usual outlet, the wonderful Adirondacks, are off limits. However, there are some awesome trails nearby that are fun, beautiful…

While the term Ableism was coined in the 80’s, the practice has roots in many ancient societies including the Roman, Greek, and Egyptian Empires. It continues today as discrimination against disabled people and is heavily intergrated into…

Whether it’s getting into an argument with someone, getting a bad grade on the assignment you worked so hard on, breaking your new phone screen, or anything else that makes you upset, coping is an important strategy to minimize stress…

The First touch, El Primer Toque, اللّمسة الأولى, первое прикосновение, Den Første Berøring documents the different ways in which survivors of sexual assault and/or rape have had their privacy violated. When asked “Where did they first…

Since the beginning of quarantine, people all over the world have been longing for companionship more than ever. FaceTime and phone calls may help, but the physical presence of other humans allows us to feel a sense of ease. It reassures…

Questions by Jillian McKernan-Walley ’93, P’21, Director, Center for Career Excellence & Sarah Coburn, Senior Associate Director, Center for Career Excellence Q: Graduate/Professional School Search: What should students consider…