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    Can you trust your first impressions?

    If you have 20 seconds you may be able to decide whether a complete stranger is genetically disposed to help you out. Research looks at the accuracy of first impressions.Do you trust your instincts ab

    Litter less with the Litter Less Campaign!

    The Litter Less Campaign offers student groups a chance to investigate the environmental impact of litter, and help tackle it.Littering is one of those problems that we’ve all heard about since kinder

    Stave off bad feelings

    Cognitive behavioural therapy that involves assuming an angry person has had a bad day - and it’s not your fault - arms you against negative feelings from that angry person.Just telling yourself that

    Physical activity improves sleep

    Getting at least 150 minutes of exercise per week helps people sleep significantly better and feel more alert during the day, according to a new study.If going to sleep is the first, and only, thing o

    It's on the tip of my tongue!

    Short memory lapses can happen to everyone. Staying calm and allowing our mind to run through possibilities is the best antidote to tip-of-the-tongue memory lapses.We’ve all experienced “brain freeze”

    Being negative can be positive

    A positive outlook can be great for our health. But research shows that negative feedback can bring about positive change.Feeling cranky about your neighbour’s propensity for loud music at all hours?

    Would you like some antibiotics with your turkey?

    The increase in antibiotic resistant bacteria has been causing growing concern. A recent review study implicates the nontherapeutic use of antibiotics in food animals.Do you prefer the drumstick or ar

    Australia takes measures to preserve the Coral Sea

    Australia is leading the rest of the world in its attempts to protect the oceans, after it recently announced to create the world’s largest marine reserve.According to news sources, Australia is leadi

    Using your head in soccer

    Scientists have been studying soccer players to determine the levels of head injuries and trauma from a common practice called \"heading.\" How much is too much?While we’ve been focused lately on head i

    Women Can't Park? Not So Fast, Say Researchers

    Research has shown that women perform less well at spatial tasks, such as parking a car or reading a map, than men. A new study suggests confidence is the key.How often have you heard men say, “Women

    Gather ye walnuts while ye may

    Walnut trees may be lost because of climate change. Scientists worry that our source of nutritious walnuts may be endangered by extreme weather changes.The nutcracker, perched on a bowl of nuts, inclu

    Host a (Green) Holiday Party!

    Try these tips for a chemical-free eco-friendly holiday party.There’s so much that goes into planning a holiday party: paper plates, plastic cutlery, pretty paper napkins, holiday-scented air freshene
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