For some, the words "self-care" incite images of candles and bubble baths, or the enjoyment of a good book and a large glass of wine after a long day at ...

The app, which is offered for free through University Counseling Services, has helpful features that can be used to check in on your mental health status.

Rather than feigning unity by silencing your opinions, engage in productive argument to move forward as a collective societal unit.

Interpreting "health" as a holistic term rather than narrowing it to fitness, Campus Recreation and the Office of Health Promotion weigh in on what it means to be truly healthy.

"Looking back on it now, I wasn’t living my life as much as reading through the daily script that my eating disorder wrote for me." - Erin Sutton A&S '16

You might want to reconsider the next time you consider smoking hookah.

Battling sickness or trying to to keep healthy during midterms? The Gavel has got you covered with ten ways to survive that October cold.

Do your mind AND body a favor for a change.