"Therapy dogs, chocolate, Play-Doh, video games:
Today’s college students are offered a variety of ways to cope with the stress of final exams.
At the University of Pennsylvania, for example, several different student groups offered various study breaks, including a Zumba class, a video game stress reliever, and a “Chocolate and Chocolate Labs” event, the Daily Pennsylvanian reports.
Student organizers did not respond to The College Fix’s request seeking details.
“In place of classes, the university hosts a variety of non-mandatory events aimed at helping students study and de-stress,” the Daily Illini reports.Penn State’s “De-Stress Fest” included origami folding, Wii gaming, “brain massage music” and more, according to the university’s website.
The University of Michigan offered Play-Doh and more in an event billed as a way to de-stress before final exams, according to its Facebook page.
Other relaxers at the event included glitter bottles, Legos and dominoes..."