Five Ways to De-Stress During Finals Week
Mia Petrucelli/Contributing Writer For students, life revolves around the calendar. Neverending due dates, meetings, and assignments require constant attention and can become overwhelming throughout the…
Mia Petrucelli/Contributing Writer For students, life revolves around the calendar. Neverending due dates, meetings, and assignments require constant attention and can become overwhelming throughout the…
Dominique Kent/Staff Writer My Seasonal Affective Disorder hit me hard this year. It came in the form of serious Fear Of Missing Out — pining…
On today’s show, the hosts covered topics such as graduation, the Notre Dame fire, conspiracy theories and final exam tips.
We’ve made it everyone. The end of the semester is almost here.
And that means the most stressful week in a college student’s life is coming up: Finals.
Students often struggle with the balance of class, work, applications, family and sometimes it can all be too much during the semester.
Many students reach out to the University office of Counseling and Psychological Services when they feel overwhelmed with any type of a variety of issues.
According to the CAPS annual report of 2012 – 2013, students seek counseling due to five main reasons, the most prevalent of which is anxiety.
Students feel the pressure rising with finals week just around the corner, the University is combatting unhealthy study habits with Recharge for Finals.
Four arrests have been made involving the theft and sale of University exams. All defendants have been charged with dealing in stolen property.
Staff writer Raul Herrera suggests students should take the time to appreciate the beauty surrounding them.
SGC-BBC making moves to close out semester