Culture and society, Student Life
Foods from around the world: curiosities of ethnic flavours
Chinese, Japanese, Lebanese, Indian, Korean, Mexican… Ethnic cuisine is now very widespread and is also making its way into Italian eating habits. Curiosity about the gastronomic and nutritional traditions of other peoples has grown a lot in recent years both due to a greater propensity to travel...
Student Life
Foods That Improve Memory and Concentration
Everyone has experienced moments during the day when it becomes difficult to focus on what they are doing. Whether it's in the run-up to a university exam or amid numerous commitments, the feeling of not remembering anything, forgetting a word that's "on the tip of your tongue", an important date,...
Student Life
Healthy eating after the holidays
The holiday table gives food its important social value, but traditional dishes are often rich in refined carbohydrates, fats, sodium and sugars, nutrients that, in excessive quantities, can overload our body.How to get back in shape and recover from holiday eating without feeling guilty?
Student Life
Diabetes in young adults: how to recognize and face it
World Diabetes Day is celebrated annually on November 14, in memory of the birth of Canadian physiologist Frederick Banting, one of the discoverers of insulin (1921).
Student Life
Have a good sleep before an exam: why is it important?
Exam sessions, exercises, deliveries, deadlines... the daily commitments of a student often prevent a peaceful rest. Why is it important to sleep adequately in the days before an important exam?
Student Life
Study and sport: the beneficial effects of physical activity
Notoriously, during adolescence the time devoted to sport decreases, with higher rates of inactivity among university students. Practicing physical activity, on the other hand, generates numerous beneficial effects, on a motor, cognitive and relational level.
Student Life
UniSR Green: our University's environmental commitment
On June 5Tth each year, the "World Environment Day" is celebrated. Established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1972, it was celebrated for the first time two years later with the slogan "Only One Earth". The purpose of the day is to encourage everyone to become more aware and to take...
Student Life
Slowing down the pace: the advantages of “slow” learning
Students often feel “overwhelmed” by the amount of material to study: at that point, being quick in reading and memorizing everything is perceived as a priority. On the other hand, those who need more time to elaborate concepts might feel inadequate and unable to respect the fast times of today’s...
Student Life
Effects of tea and coffee on students’ brain and health
Hello guys, I’m your brain.
Given the exam period, with intense study sessions by day and by night, I would like to tell you my opinion on the use of doping substances (supplements, or worse, drugs) in the preparation time.
If you’re about to say “come on, they only help us stay awake and...
Student Life
Original language vs. dubbed movies: effects on our brain
Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max… the future of audiovisual content gets (and will increasingly get) through streaming platforms. However, the on-demand streaming audience can be divided into two factions: most faithful of the original language movies vs. those who do not look down on dubbing ...