Single and satisfied

Health benefits from singlehood exist, relationships have more positives

By Breann Schossow

Another Valentine's Day has come and gone. Was it a cause for celebration with a significant other or the biggest singles awareness day of the year? The number of American singles has increased in previous decades under a number of categories such as unmarried, never married and single parents, according to the U.

Green-eyed monster

Lower levels of jealousy can be functional in relationships, and set boundaries

By Theresa Schneider

Valentine's Day - paper hearts, flowers, candies and little fat cherubs wielding heart-tipped arrows. But relationships are more than words on candy hearts, and with students juggling classes, homework, jobs and friends, sometimes the green-eyed monster can show up in even the best of relationships.

Battle of the bulge: Time affects results for columnist

By Natalie Saeger

I have learned many things these past two weeks: 1.) 24 hours is not enough time in a day to get everything done; 2.) the expression pain is beauty is, alas, true; and 3.) healthy food is expensive. Too much to do, too little time Though it is only the start of the spring semester, I am feeling exhausted.