New Year’s resolution planned for this year that you didn’t start? New Year’s resolutions don’t have to be started on January ...

University of Iowa students share their current and past new year’s resolutions, elaborating on what they did in order to achieve these personal goals. Whether it involves a simple lifestyle ...

How to make and keep your new year resolutions ...

Are you in your February Feels, and no, not because of Valentine's Day, but because it’s time for a little check-in with ...

The psychological appeal of the fresh start is a well-documented driver of human behavior. Temporal landmarks, such as the New Year, birthdays, or even the start of a new week, are often perceived as ...

Seventh- and eighth-grade students at Manhasset Secondary School celebrated Lunar New Year with traditional foods, cultural ...

January is wrapping up. And if you are a New Year’s resolution person, I have some not great news for you. February is kind of where resolutions go to die. In fact, some studies show that 88 percent ...

Unfortunately, surveys show more than 80% of resolutions are abandoned by February. There are many reasons: vague or unrealistic goals. All-or-nothing mentality. Poor planning. Focusing on the end ...

Forget losing weight or cutting bad habits — one in five homeowners have New Year's resolutions for their homes instead of themselves. The poll of 2,000 U.S. homeowners found 43% have made renovations ...

Students in Teresa Steflik’s Family and Consumer Sciences class at Richard T. Stank Middle School celebrated the Lunar New Year by making healthy ramen bowls as part of their curriculum.

Experts share their best advice to help you recommit to your goals. By Christine Yu In January, the new year can feel brimming with possibility. Researchers call this the “fresh start effect,” and it ...

Multiple buildings on Ohio State's main campus have had requests for a name change because of concerns about their namesakes.