By: Tricia Oxford '16
1. Try listening to a podcast
One to try is "SERIAL!" It is a 12 episode podcast that follows Sarah Koenig as she uncovers the truth about a murder in Maryland 15 years ago. Start listening here: http://serialpodcast.org
2. Take up a new hobby
Try a creative project or a new sport/activity with some friends! By letting your brain take a break from all the homework and papers, your stress will drastically decrease!
3. Go on more adventures
Take a road trip with friends, go on a hike, or explore a new restaurant in town! Create memories that you will remember for a long time.
4. Try to go a day without your phone
I understand this sounds ridiculous- especially with our generation- but try to spend a few hours of the day phone-less and focus more on what's happening in front of you, not on the latest tweet or post.
Need convincing? Watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRl8EIhrQjQ
5. Do something today that your future self will thank you for
Try sitting with someone new for lunch, going to extra help in a class that you are struggling in, or working on the paper a few nights before it's due, not the night before!
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