Let's be real: When you're in a bathroom stall, things can get a little boring. If only there was something to read when doomscrolling just isn't cutting it. That's why we created Stall Stories.
Our friendly squirrels help make health topics a little more interesting, sharing real data about what Spartans do and their perceptions of the campus culture. They also provide tips and resources to help students know where to turn for extra support.
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Shorter days and less light can sometimes affect mood. Plus, getting back into the rhythm of a semester can be tough. But you’re not alone. Eighty-seven percent of MSU students reported feeling overwhelmed at least once in the past year.
More than one in 10 MSU students reported that a cold or the flu had a negative impact on their academics in the past year. Getting an annual flu shot, washing hands regularly, and staying home when sick are some of the ways you can reduce the risk of getting sick or passing illness to others. Check out the latest Stall Story all about cold and flu.
Good sleep is key for academic success. In this stall story, we share insight into what could cause poor sleep quality — and tips for getting better sleep.
Most students find that their social relationships are rewarding. But disagreements happen. In this Stall Story, we share tips for resolving conflicts respectfully.
The vast majority of students party responsibly. In this Stall Story, we share the reality of alcohol use among MSU students and what to do if someone has had too much.
It's normal for students to feel overwhelmed when they move to campus. In this Stall Story, we share the proportion of students that feel a sense of belonging — and how to connect with others as they settle into life in East Lansing