The freshman 15 was a joke between my dad and me before I came to college; usually going in only one way: up. I didn’t realize that it could also go in the other direction as well. I didn’t even think...
Technological advancements supported by years of scientific research are being implemented in sports. Despite these advancements, sports are inevitably accompanied by injury. Alongside injury comes public...
Rhonda Wheeler, Community Engagement Manager
• August 27, 2019
The College of Nursing and Health Professions has received two grants amounting to nearly $5.4 million this year.
The first grant is from the Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program (GWEP). The grant...
For students on campus who lack a form of transportation, the C-Store is the main place they shop at. The C-Store has nearly all the basic needs for students, but recently they have added gluten-free and...
Anxiety is a word that gets used more and more often as time progresses. However, it is starting to get misused for people who crave the attention that the serious disorder brings.
This misuse has started...
The College of Nursing and Health Professions received a $1.35 million leadership gift from the estate of the late Hershel B. Whitney, the Board of Trustees announced at their regular scheduled meeting...
Don’t be like me.
Don’t work more hours in a week than you know deep down you can handle.
Don’t pay for access to the Recreation, Fitness, and Wellness Center and then only...
Before baseball season started The Shield sat down with three members of the baseball team to discuss their nutrition habits. While the stands are filled with burgers, pretzels and nachos, the players...
Justin Kelly ate celery sticks, pita chips, a spinach salad and a Pop-tart Nov. 7.
Kelly, who has been a vegetarian for nearly five years, said there are plenty of healthy food options on campus, but...
