You’re a college student. You’re busy. In addition to studying, trying to make time for family, work, sleep, and then things like hobbies and relationships can leave you feeling drained or overwhelmed. All of these components in your life are important, and improving your time management skills can help balance your responsibilities and reduce stress.
Get your questions answered, share your thoughts, and express your comments about WSU’s Global Campus.
All internships are not created equal. While many internships can be beneficial, how do you find one that is right for you?
Maximize your research prowess and learn about the services that WSU Libraries provides for Global Campus students.
In an age of information overload it is often confusing for a new, or novice exerciser to create a safe and effective workout routine.
Bring Tuscan inspired cuisine to your table this summer!
Get outside this season, and learn how to get started backpacking from Colleen Palmiter of WSU Outdoor Recreation.
Set a goal this summer and train to complete a 5K road race with expert advice from Dr. Dina Mijacevic, WSU professor in Kinesiology and former Division 1 track and field athlete.
Sources: The Scholar Returns is the third installment of the WSU Libraries: A Galaxy of Information three-part series.
Join WSU Executive Chef Jamie Callison, author of The Crimson Spoon, as he reveals his secrets for enjoying a stress-free Thanksgiving.
Tailor your next vacation to fit your interests and budget with help from WSU Global Connections program coordinator, Kaitlin Hennessy.
SALT is an online financial literacy program that can help you plan to repay and manage your student loans.
This livestreamed 2-hour suicide prevention training program provides participants with knowledge of suicide facts, awareness of risks and warning signs, and communication skills to respond to someone in crisis.
While there are over 425,000 youths in foster care, only 2-9 percent eventually earn a bachelor’s degree.
Ramon Sodano, Coordinator and Master Trainer from Wellbeing Online, will teach you three workouts that you can do anywhere—at home, in the office or on vacation.
In a world filled with information, how do you keep up with current events and discern what is fact and fiction?
Amber Morczek, Ph.D. candidate in WSU’s Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology, will discuss rape culture and how this cultural framework normalizes and condones gender-based violence.
Practicing self-care can help you manage stress and balance your daily life activities.
WSU professors and authors, Debbie Lee and Ray Sun, will talk about the genre of memoir and how they serve to give a personal voice to important global issues.
You know it’s important to network, but how do you it effectively?