Whether it's a sport or an instrument, being in tune with your body can help you perform better. Read tips and learn about the free injury screening clinic on campus.
As midterms approach, stress levels for students can rise. Recognize common signs, such as significant changes in behavior or appearance, and know how you might help.
Tapping into the nationwide popularity of cat cafés, the inaugural Stay & Play Dog Café offered students the opportunity to meet with advisors in a relaxed environment.
For someone who spends a lot of time in the realm of the supernatural, medieval historian and CU Boulder Professor Scott Bruce has never seen a ghost or any other form of the undead.
While some of us may seem like we're adjusting just fine, others may find it more difficult. No matter how it looks from the outside, though, adjustment is a process everyone goes through.
The start of a new school year can leave you feeling trapped by the weight of your own expectations. Prioritizing, re-shaping thinking patterns, and learning how to resource are the first steps toward a successful, healthy year.
As a CU Boulder student you have access to a full range of health services located conveniently on campus, many of which are free. Wardenburg Health Services is here to keep you healthy so you can make the most of your time here at CU.
Moving to college is a perfect time to start thinking about your health. The habits you develop now can follow you into adulthood and have a huge impact on how you function physically and mentally.
Summer can be a great time to consider what you want for yourself and how to achieve your plans. From setting clear goals to learning to live in the moment, these positive approaches can help.
