Tag: health

Occidental College welcomed Joleen Galeazzi-Pimentel as its newest athletic trainer in July 2022. According to Galleazzi-Pimental, she has an extensive background working in athletic...

Leer una versión en español After a year full of COVID-19 mandatory shutdowns, shifting safety guidelines and falling revenues, NELA's small businesses have been significantly...

Emmons Wellness Center has filed an application with the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and the California Immunization Registry (CAIR) to be enrolled...

The approaching flu season and the recent spike in U.S. COVID-19 cases have raised concerns about the interaction between the flu and COVID-19. In...

It began with exercise — when I was a kid, I would push myself and my body during workouts. I began to devote more...

I was taught that I was not the expert of my body from a young age. As an 8-year-old, my parents decided I was done eating...

Exercise is medicine, kinesiology professor Marcella Raney '01 said. For the past 12 years, Raney has led student-research teams to investigate the intersections between kinesiology...

Occidental students who have had an injury that needed a little more attention than a Band-Aid or who have suddenly developed a nasty illness...

The beginning of the year is a time when people reflect, set goals and change themselves and their habits for the better. It’s a...

Society idolizes skinny. It judges fat. It does this to the point that it claims thin is always healthy and chubby is always unhealthy....