Finals week is almost upon us and that means sleepovers at the library, unhealthy amounts of coffee and stressful cramming study sessions. It is easy to forget to take a break, but here are some tips to help you out.

Students celebrated the first Self-Care Day of the semester last Tuesday. Students got one Self-Care Day last semester in October. Following a request from Student Government Board President Eric Macadangdang, students were given two Self-Care Days this semester — with the next one on March 24 — after spring break was cancelled.

Pitt could have easily avoided scheduling Pitt Day of Giving and the first self-care day of the semester on the same date

It’s important to check in on others and make them an equal priority to oneself – the two don’t need to be mutually exclusive.

Here are the top 10 things we did on Student Self-Care Day. You can infer for yourself whether or not there was any care involved.

The thought of a student self-care day in a week and a half feels like putting a band-aid on a broken leg.

Plants make for great companions during the COVID-19 pandemic because they offer many social, emotional and physical health benefits, yet plants cannot contract nor spread COVID-19.

In this week’s edition of Pittchcraft, staff writer Emily Pinigis talks about how she became a Witch and offers some tips on self care, including a face mask recipe.