CU works with Therapy Dogs of Boulder County for the Bark Buddies program to bring furry friends and puppy snuggles to campus. By Alex Llorca
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We need to incorporate exercise into our daily routine because it can have great benefits to both our health and academics. By Brooke Perlman
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An accurate perception of mental health is important for keeping up with the demands of the future. By Libby O’Neall
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The Bark Buddies program visited libraries on campus this week to give students a break from studying. By Sarah Olick.
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Studying abroad not only expands perspectives but may help with getting away from the stresses of college. By Conner Kingsley
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Author Tessa Zimmerman’s guide to coping with anxiety
by Kristin Ohby Kristin OhTessa Zimmerman talks about her new book and anxiety in the U.S. with our news editor. By Kristin Oh
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Why more students should take time off from school to figure out what they actually want to achieve while at university. By Maris Westrum
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Other universities hold a “dead week” for students to study before finals, while CU leaves its students hanging. By Trinity Clark
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Students are feeling particularly stressed this month as exams rev up. No matter how impossible these weeks seem, though, the promise of fall break is just around the corner — beginning the weekend of Nov. 23.
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CU HelpLine provides resource to listen to students’ concerns
by Yuchen Wuby Yuchen WuCU HelpLine is a free, student-run service that takes calls or instant messages from anyone on campus wanting to talk with someone confidentially.
By Yuchen Wu
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