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Experts reveal the behaviors that help them flourish and feel happier on a daily basis.

Experts explain the science behind how these little positive habits can make a big difference.

Experts explain the science behind how these little positive habits can make a big difference.

Washington University is piloting a seven-week, one-credit class called Bearprints for Success, which is designed to equip first-year students with both academic and personal skills to ensure a smooth transition to college. The Bearprints program is designed around the five anchors outlined in the strategic plan, which the Division of Student Affairs developed during the

Photo Provided by Emily Chen Emily Chen, current Student Union (SU) President, sat down for an interview with Avi Holzman, StudLife’s Managing News Editor, following last Friday’s release of the SU Executive Board’s term-goals document. The discussion ranged from SU’s relationship to student groups to internal changes, advocacy, and goals for the upcoming year.

A new class at Washington University prepares students for the inevitable challenges of college life by equipping them with practical tools for personal and academic success.

In this highly polarized, post-lockdown world, the college transition can seem especially difficult. WashU happiness expert Tim Bono explains how students can set themselves up for success.

The event “What Would You Do if You Only Had One Week to Live?” fostered dialogue among students and faculty on the science of happiness and finding meaning in a time-limited life, April 12.

Just because a situation isnt directly about you doesnt mean you cant be hugely affected by it.

Just because a situation isnt directly about you doesnt mean you cant be hugely affected by it.