Ice cream, fried pies, oh my! SMU students take a break before finals
On Tuesday, Southern Methodist University’s Upper Division Housing hosted a Block Out the Stress event to help students prepare for finals.
On Tuesday, Southern Methodist University’s Upper Division Housing hosted a Block Out the Stress event to help students prepare for finals.
As the stresses and worries of finals approaches in the midst of an unprecedented fall semester, university students should seriously consider practicing meditation as an avenue for relief and rejuvenation.
When stress gets the best of you, turn to the SMU Counseling Center.
by Sayed Gilani With midterm season bogging students down with copious amounts of studying time and homework, many undergo a lot of stress and could use a break to recuperate. … Read More
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This midterm season, check out some of these tips to keep yourself stress-free.
A guest speaker on Friday talked to students and faculty about the positive and negative effects of epinephrine on stress and stress-induced illness.
With finals quickly approaching, stress is at an all-time high for students and faculty. Nothing a few wagging tails can’t fix.
Editor’s note, Oct. 19, 6:45 p.m.: This story has been updated throughout. Settle your glitter A simple sentence that holds a powerful meaning for stressed out students, according to SMU … Read More
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