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Trio of University City restaurants hold grand opening, a step towards post-pandemic normalcy thedp.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thedp.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Members of Hillel at University of Georgia and the UGA Black Student Union came together to host the Racial Justice Shabbat on March 26, discussing their experiences as minorities on campus and what they can do to become better allies for underrepresented communities. The event started with Black Student Union chair Joshua Patton explaining the organization's involvement in the universityâs Black community and ways heâs seen a decline in group participation because of the pandemic. He also explained the adversities Black students face on campus due to feelings of isolation, lack of representation and other factors relating to the minority groupâs overall marginalized presence.Â
4 low- and no-touch wellness treatments to help you return to self care newsday.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from newsday.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Reply A TuneBed at Revive Health Studio in Huntington, which opened in December. (Jenna Schulman) HUNTINGTON, NY — Revive Health Studio, a wellness center, opened in Huntington at the start of December. The new business is at 44C Gerard St. Jenna Schulman, the founder, said her business features in-store sessions on a TuneBed, as well as home and beauty products that promote wellness. Schulman believes her business came at the right time due to the pressures of the coronavirus pandemic. "2020 is probably THE most important year for stress relief!" Schulman told Patch in an email. "The COVID pandemic wasn't and still isn't easy on anyone, and I believe it changed the perspective that health is the most important commodity that we can have. Unfortunately, the mental health crisis has become more prevalent as well, the stress and anxiety of being stuck inside, losing jobs, losing businesses and as well as the lives of friends and family challenged people's mental health in ways never seen before."