Follow these tips for dating and relationships during social distancing: Don’t feel pressured to date right now. Swiping on dating apps, texting, holding a conversation, and going on dates can be emotionally draining. Take your time for yourself and pursue people and relationships when you have the energy and motivation!
Anyone on social media can see how social distancing is impacting the way we eat; with many restaurants closed or limited to takeout-only options, folks took to the kitchen. Stores sold out of flour as people whipped up banana bread and sourdough starters with their newfound time at home. As the weeks pass by and…
While celebrating the end of the school year, enjoying the start of summer, and navigating businesses re-opening, we all play an active role in keeping our community safe.
If you’re feeling the impact of a new schedule or lack of structure, it can be helpful to create a routine that includes time for things you have to do and things you want to do. It can take a little time to land on a routine that feels best for your life, but the…
A nutritious diet supports physical and mental well-being. Join our UHC Health Promotion Department registered dietitian nutritionist in this video series to talk about stocking a nutritious pantry to maintain a healthful diet, minimize trips to the grocery store, and cook delicious meals at home.
Sustainability is a priority at the University of Georgia and for many students, faculty and staff. If COVID-19 has you concerned about maintaining a low-waste lifestyle or perhaps has you rethinking some of your habits, we’re here to help and support you.
Tea has been around for thousands of years and can be linked back to ancient times. Today, billions of pounds of tea is sold in the United States each year, including sweet tea, of course!
Organizing a grocery list before heading to the store will help you speed up your shopping trip and get the most bang for your buck.
Strategies to Work, Learn, and Study from Home
Try these strategies for self-care while you are staying home. Set boundaries with social media. Be intentional to seek out trusted sources and positive messages. Take breaks away from technology as needed.