Tag: relationships

In a world where people so freely give their hearts—pouring love, time, and energy into someone they believe in—few things are more soul-crushing than hearing, “I think we need to break up.”

Sitautionship, sneaky link, ghosting, soft launch, red flag, cuffing and love bombing are all terms used in the Generation Z community in regards to dating. These terms come with niche ways of connecting as times have changed in dating and dating culture.

In America we espouse family values and the ideal of close-knit family ties. In reality, many American families are fractured with nearly a quarter of the population estranged from members of their family.

Last week, I was sitting with my friends in the Campus Center like I usually do between classes when I overheard a friend of mine talking about someone she had an interest in.

For couples and singles alike, the COVID-19 pandemic has posed a challenge to their love lives.

Kristina Post, associate professor of psychology, discussed her research on depression and chronic pain during the weekly Faculty Lecture Tuesday before a virtual audience of 27 via Zoom.