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Everyone has preferences but sometimes people can have a sudden feeling of disgust or repulsion toward a romantic partner that they were previously attracted to. This is known as the ick, often triggered by minor behaviors such as how they chew or their fashion sense. Learn more as told by Rebeca Funes.
April is known for many holidays and celebrations however, Autism Awareness Month is one that is often forgotten but just as important. Established April 1970, it was created to support all individuals on the Autism Spectrum, a neurodevelopmental condition that appears early in childhood. Learn more as told by Kelcey Etheridge.
Stress is a common part of many people’s daily lives. Students specifically deal with lots of stress due to managing schoolwork, activites, and other personal responsibilities. Due to this people often look for simple ways that they can reduce stress, one surprising way is to spend time with cats. Learn more as told by Madison Ramos.
Many students have gone through a point where they have wanted to do a plan with their friends just for their parents to deny them. While parent usually have our best interests in their mind it often feels like they do it just because they can. Learn about strict parenting as told by Jeremiah Thomas.
When spring arrives, many people reset their homes through cleaning, boosting mood and motivation. Increased sunlight raises serotonin, while decluttering reduces stress, improves focus, and creates a fresh start for overall wellbeing, as explained by Rebeca Funes.
Procrastination is a bad habit that every students is guilty of falling into. Whether it’s because we feel like an assignment is too simple, or we just don’t feel like doing it. Everyone knows that procrastination isn’t helping them, so why is it so prominent? Learn more as told by Marlon Bojorge.
Friendship is more than a social guarantee, it’s a strong pillar of mental health. Explore how meaningful connections regulate loneliness and provide the emotional validation essential for human survival. As written by Marlon Bojorge.
Adolescents are social strategists more than they are followers. A recent FAU study reveals that teens distinguish between the emotional influence of best friends and the status-driven pressure of popular peers, carefully choosing which cues to follow. As explained by Rebeca Funes.
Watching cartoons has been a part of many childhoods, being a source of entertainment while we were growing up. However it is possible that these cartoon help shape who we are with the lessons that they teach us even if we don’t realize it at the moment. Learn more as told by Jeremiah Thomas.
Several shows set in the 17th to the 19th century often create this atmosphere where relationships are slower, more meaningful, and filled with grand gestures. However, this dramatic and passionate view of the past often leaves out the truth of how these relationship really were. Learn more as told by Madison Ramos.