destress

No matter what your destressing habits typically look like, here are some things you can do to take a break during dead week!

Dead week can be overwhelmingly dull and stressful — there comes a time in the week when you want to just sit and do nothing. But instead of sitting at your desk, blankly staring at your laptop, I propose watching the CBS holy trinity of game shows to relax your brain.

To keep ourselves from dreadfully staring at the election polls, why not spend election night gleefully watching a romantic-comedy film or opening a book? Here are some political rom-coms to watch and read during election day.

Even though it’s summer, it’s not easy for students to unwind. Many of us are taking summer classes, completing internships and participating in extracurricular activities, which makes it harder for us to sit down and relax. If you are in this boat and wondering what you can do to feel calmer and less anxious, take our quiz to get some suggestions!

Whether you do chores or do nothing, relax to the sound of rain or scream into the abyss, there are numerous ways to combat Zoom fatigue.

As our country endures a pressing period of turbulence, change and uncertainty, it’s easy to feel lost and overwhelmed. So, we've compiled a couple of suggestions on how you can destress and ground yourself through these chaotic times.

How to take 'Brain Breaks' during this finals season!

Fear not, we at the Clog are here to provide you with ways to de-stress, because we all know you need it. Take a break from watching lectures at 2X speed, and bake these rich, delicious peppermint chocolate cookies.

Sleeping is always an excellent way to unwind, but there are a bunch of other activities that require minimum energy and maximum chill.

It's that time of year again — the dreaded midterm season! It’s a frightening time for all of us, so here are some ways to deal with the pressure of it all.