The Freshman Depression
The struggle is real. We've all been there, but freshmen may have it harder than just the dreaded Freshman 15. Read about one Owl’s experience with "the Freshman Depression” and how some may face more than just a couple extra pounds.
The Freshman Depression Florida Atlantic University The Freshman Depression by Madelyn Macias | Thursday, Sep 21, 2023 Most people have heard of the phrase “the Freshman Fifteen" referring to the fifteen pounds of weight a freshman typically gains in their first year of college. This is usually due to high stress levels, lack of sleep, and the feeling of freedom to eat and do whatever you want whenever you want. However, I want to talk about something else that happens to college students in their first year. It may not happen to all freshmen, just like how not everyone gains fifteen pounds th
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