Most resolutions I hear from family, friends or online communities consist of bettering themselves. Everyone starts going to the gym or cutting out sugar. For others, their form of betterment is about holding themselves accountable by saving money, spending less on non-essentials. My New Year’s resolution is a different form of bettering myself. I want to improve my digital well-being. 

New Year’s resolutions are not ways to become a different person, but aspirations we should try to recall throughout the year. As the spring semester kicks off, here are five low-pressure New Year’s resolutions that are all about baby steps.

As you already know, it is officially #NewYearNewMe season. Here at TPN, our staff is ready for what 2019 has to offer, here are some of our resolutions.

Everyone wants to be healthy, but following through is often challenging — particularly over winter break, when many students find themselves catching up on their favorite shows and scarfing down homemade...