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Food for Thought: Brain Food for Midterms Week
With midterms coming up, it's important that everyone is taking care of themselves, especially when it comes to nutrition. This is a list of some foods that are guaranteed to give the mind a boost as a busy test time approaches.
by Courtney Amos
at University of South Florida St. Petersburg
Keto Friendly Cereal: Taste Battle
Keto friendly cereal - sketchy... right? Thankfully, I tested it so you don't have to.
by Isabella Danino
at Emory University
5 Easy Recipes to Try That Will Increase Your Energy Level
Put down the coffee cup and try these five easy recipes that enable you to feel fuller for longer, and more energized throughout the day.
by Karly Bullock
at Bucknell University
Top 10 Healthy Pantry Staples That Won't Perish
Readily-available, yet healthy food is a must for busy, lazy and hungry college students.
by Caitlyn Halfon
at University of Wisconsin- Madison
Foods To Combat Cold & Flu Season
Because it seems like it's always cold & flu season.
by Hannah Milstein
at University of Florida
The Facts and Myths of Immune Boosting Nutrition
Who made vitamin C the hero?
by Hannah Matthews
at St. Louis University
How to Make the Perfect Crustless Quiche
You'll barely remember there was crust there in the first place.
by Isabella Danino
at Emory University
How to Eat Healthy in Any College Dining Hall
Use these three tricks to create a healthy, nourishing plate in any dining hall
by Nora Verdier
at Boston University
20 Healthy Kitchenless Dorm Snacks for 2020
New year, new snacks!
by Julia MacCary
at Tulane
Pre & Postgame Meal Talk with the Bishop Hartley Girls Basketball Team
Alternative title: How to Eat like a Champion
by Amelia Hitchens
at National Contributor
Dulse: Secrets of a Not So Average Seaweed Variety
The jerky of the sea.
by Nicolette Schnettgoecke
at St. Louis University
This Skincare Store Can Help You Build the Ultimate Gut Healthy Grocery List
Forget face masks, the grocery store is all you need for good skin and more.
by Catherine Cline
at St. Louis University