With the new year comes the age-old tradition of making New Year's resolutions. This custom has a much longer history than most people realize.
According to history.com, New Year’s resolutions began...
Naps are part of all living creatures' lives. From time to time, we all need a moment to rest our eyes and doze off so that we can gain enough energy to continue the day.
For college students and...
“It’s never too late for mental health,” said sophomore psychology major Tinyah Ervin. “Pandemic or no pandemic, it’s important to have time off from school.”
With Guilford College canceling...
Disclaimer: This story is a part of our April Fool’s edition, The Goofordian. This story was created by Guilfordian Staff and is not based in fact.
After a draining school year filled with COVID-19...
For many years, obesity has been linked to higher rates and faster growth of cancer cells in at-risk patients. Recently, studies by a team of specialists from Baylor College of Medicine and Weill Cornell...
Usually, the seasonal winter flu would peak at this time in the year, however, officials are worried by the news of a new and deadlier swine flu strain that is becoming widespread in 48 states. Nationwide,...
Have a cup of joe, it could save your life.
Recent studies have shown that coffee may lead to long term health benefits. According to Dr. Robert H Shmerling of Harvard Health Publishing, coffee consumption...
With the conclusion of the Daylight Saving Time period on Nov. 4, our bodies have to adjust to a new schedule. While just an hour does not seem like a drastic change, researchers have shown the switch...
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