(Mis)Information overload: Don’t Google search your symptoms
In a world full of information, how do we know what to trust?
Suicide awareness and prevention is everyone’s responsibility
Suicide awareness is an uncomfortable topic that needs more attention.
Campus outreach programs work to stop sexual violence
Sexual Assault Awareness Week engages students in important conversations about consent and sexual violence.
U of S health survey results remain inaccessible to students
The health assessment is used by the university to inform their wellness strategy.
Experts warn against new dieting app for children
In August, Weight Watchers launched a controversial diet app targeted towards youth.
Cartoon of the Week
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USSU insurance got you stressed? You’re not the only one
Increasing the coverage offered in the Studentcare plan doesn’t make it any less shitty.
Youper: Your new personal mental-health assistant
Monitor and improve your emotional health issues using an app.
The Sheaf takes on your health questions
Health is a tricky thing, and it can feel like you have more questions than answers. The Sheaf recently accepted health-related questions through a callout on Instagram, and we did our best to give you an answer here. Read through to the end to see how you can be a part of the next iteration.…
Do my textbooks spark joy? Tidying Up with Marie Kondo
Tidy your space to remove clutter from your life.