A familiar scent could help individuals with depression recall memories more easily than verbal cues, a recent study published in JAMA Network Open noted. For people with major depressive disorder ...

Dead Week is upon us, and finals are looming large. Thanksgiving is a thing of the past. (Turkey what? Grandma who?) We all know the drill: Write those last papers, meet for group projects and study ...

Now an RCA himself in Whitman College, Lewis is the one providing the study breaks rather than taking advantage of them. Lewis is tasked with spending a budget provided to him by his college office, ...

The pressure of finals week can be overwhelming, but regardless, taking breaks is crucial for maintaining focus and reducing stress. Here are some refreshing study break ideas that can help you ...

Whether or not we’re outside enough to even notice it anymore, the resurgence of Spirit Halloween stores and pumpkin spice everything can only mean one thing: Autumn is unofficially upon us. By now, ...

Looking for the perfect place to take a study break but not sure where to go? Whether you're new to East Lansing or a returning student, here’s a guide to the best study spots around campus — tailored ...

It’s hard to imagine life without your smartphone. According to a new study, taking a break could be good for your mental health. Ninety-one percent of participants in a recent study reported seeing ...

TORONTO (KXAN) — Logging off of social media could have major health benefits. A new study from researchers at York University in Toronto found young women who stayed off of social media for a week ...

Dean of Undergraduate Studies Jeffrey Wolcowitz invites all undergraduate students to attend a study break Monday, Sept. 19, from 4 to 5 p.m. in Hovorka Atrium. Food and beverages will be provided.

Each Finals Week, the College of Engineering and Computing students and faculty are invited to take a break from their Finals Week preparations and join the Study Break. In addition to providing the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. TORONTO (KXAN) — Logging off of social media could have major health benefits. A new study from researchers at York University in ...