
York professor devises anti-mattering scale to measure mental health
This scale uses the concept of “mattering” and how one perceives how much they matter to assess their mental health.
This scale uses the concept of “mattering” and how one perceives how much they matter to assess their mental health.
With the New Year comes New Year’s resolutions and some tips for attaining and sustaining your goals!
York announces its revised plan for a January 31 return to campus, but as variant cases rise, tests deplete, and a third vaccination is required, students give opinions on resuming in-person classes.
As recent studies show an increase in international student suicide, York students give insights as to how to better support our peers.
Being aware of how we react to various situations can make a difference in the way we feel about ourselves
“If I never took that step into facing my fears, I would never know how fascinating and exhilarating they can be.”
Exploring the complex reality and emotions of multiple lockdowns during COVID-19 through art
How art can reach past the creative and into the remedial
Chats by the water cooler would be a lot more interesting if we knew how to navigate small talk
A photo essay reflection on hiking in Algonquin and what nature brings into our lives