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It’s advised that New Yorkers lower their screen times for a healthier boost but the college subset may find that difficult when their academic and work performances rely on technology use. Still, there are some steps they can take to lower screen time.
As the semester peaks with finals approaching and homework piling up, it’s easy to get caught up in the chaos. However, with the holidays just around the corner, this is a perfect time to delve into mindfulness and gratitude practices. College can be stressful, but practicing gratitude can help with […]
In a world where everyone is engulfed by a seemingly infinite amount of entertainment and media, we often find ourselves overwhelmed and unable to find what we are looking for. Whether it’s music, movies, or current events, we all struggle to find new ways to explore the world of media to find what we want. If you’ve struggled with this issue, this article may be your solution.
Four years later the Hunter community is still reeling from post-lockdown stress. Whether it be social, emotional, or anything in between, the consensus is that nobody feels the same afterwards.
Across the United States, college sports are a cultural staple. In Boston, students fill arenas to cheer on Boston University’s hockey team with the energy of the playoff season. Thousands of fans gather to tailgate for Ohio State University football games in Columbus, Ohio. Yet in New York City, despite […]
