Little efforts to be more authentic can have a profound impact on our overall sense of wellbeing. On a personal level, being authentic has a lot to do with the stage in life a person is at and the needs of that stage. Whether someone is preparing for adulthood, building community and independence in midlife, or navigating how to live a new life at retirement age, the activities we spend time on each day have an impact on whether those needs are met or not.
The 17th Annual Student Life Awards & Recognition Ceremony was on Wednesday, May 7 in the Welcome Center.
In our day-to-day lives politics surround our world and as citizens, we have the right to vote. Being 18 years old, many are eligible to make that decision whether to vote or not. Sometimes voting can be confusing because people are not only voting for the next president. By registering to vote many can vote for other elections too. By voting, you can change lives and make a difference.
Each year, numerous individuals establish New Year’s resolutions, ranging from saving money and traveling more to enhancing mental health and dedicating more time to family. For a significant number, the resolution revolves around increasing physical activity and maintaining an active lifestyle.
