Carpal tunnel is not the first answer to why your wrist hurts. Chalk reporter Jasmine Pankratz explains what may cause the pain in your wrist.
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You're not dying of a hangover. It just feels like it. Next time, try these tricks before, during and after drinking.
Sophomores Hunter Ristau and Andrew Ost started dating in the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, the couple is celebrating nine months together.
Chalk writer Page Cramer dissects the differences between Nintendo Switch gaming and iPhone gaming.
CHALK writer Taylor Worden talks about how to care for your curls and learn to embrace your curly hair.
At 6 years old, Malcolm Reynolds fell asleep on a hot day at summer camp. The next thing he knew, he was being dragged across a gravel road by a moving car.
Junior Faith Maddox and senior Liam Chewning have been a couple for over a year. Here's the story of how they met.
CHALK writer Page Cramer discusses the stigmatization of HPV, shares research and facts about the STI and talks to those who have "learned to be cool," with their diagnosis.
Chalk writer Page Cramer tells Jeddrek Rowden's story of being selected as a contestant for The Price is Right.
Chalk writer Alicia Marksberry tells Kahill Perkins' story of being tear-gassed by police during a Black Lives Matter march this past summer.
This week, CHALK's sex columnist, Emerson Karsh, gives an introduction to the world of kink.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, KU opted out of breaks for the academic year. Students at the institution share how this has affected their mental health.
On this episode of "Off the Record," reminisce about the past 10 years with hosts Nicole Dolan, Taylor Worden and Wyatt Hall.
A current University of Kansas student shares their experience of how it feels to be threatened because of the color of your skin.
CHALK columnist Emerson Karsh-Lombardo writes about self-care and how to figure out if you're using casual sex as a coping mechanism.
Puritan ideas surrounding sex still permeate modern culture. CHALK columnist Emerson Karsh-Lombardo rejects them and explains sexual empowerment.
A lack of experience with sex and relationships does not take away or impact who you are as a person, writes CHALK columnist Emerson Karsh-Lombardo. The most important thing in life is to feel comfortable with who you are.
Self-care doesn’t have to be complicated. CHALK has curated a list of 20 self-care tips you can complete in less than five minutes.
Emerson Karsh-Lombardo, CHALK's sex columnist, helps inform about the different types of sex toys.
You are not alone if you've developed a few Zoom crushes this semester. These student experiences will teach you what to do and what not to do when when approaching your online crush.
Between the aesthetic and the mental health perks, what's not to love about houseplants?
No, you're not dying because the gym's closed. You don't even need to order workout equipment. Gather these household items and get your sweat on.
University of Kansas juniors Taya Hart and Charlotte Richter didn't hit it off right away. But now they're roommates and best friends. Here's the story of how they met.
A former University of Kansas student shares how it feels to be the target of revenge porn.
Couple Isabella Nardi and Carter Giguere, both University of Kansas seniors, tell the story of how they met.
Explore your body and communicate with your partner to enhance your sex life.
University of Kansas students Quentin Dancer and JaRen Daley recall how they met.
When Lauren Becker went on a cruise several years ago, she didn't know she'd be meeting the person she calls the love of her life.
You're not dying of a hangover. It just feels like it. Next time, try these tricks before, during and after drinking.
Try these strategies recommended by mental health professionals if you're feeling extra stressed or anxious.
Here are a few ways to stay active while social distancing.
Here's how to perfect your skin care regimen.
At the end of her sophomore year, University of Kansas senior Maddie Theisen was driving home to Minnesota for the summer when she got lost somewhere in Missouri, and wound up in an accident that caused her car to explode.
Gamification might show up in more aspects of your everyday life than you realize.
Moving forward, CHALK hopes to publish content that will help you navigate through the uncertain time caused by COVID-19 as well as stories that will distract you from it.
Still deciding whether to take that last-minute spring break trip? Here are some pros and cons of vacationing and staycationing for spring break.
Want to workout, but don't know where to start? CHALK is here to help.
Both Hinge and Tinder can help you land your dream date in an increasingly online world, but which is better for you?
Finding a foundation that gives you the results you want can be a challenge. Here are some tips from makeup artists.
University of Kansas seniors Lexie Paige and Joe Milmine tell the story of how they met on a rainy December night.
Let's talk about sex – or at least sexually transmitted infections. Here are three things you should know about STIs.
Resources like tarot card readings and The Pattern astrology app might bring clarity into your life – but is one better than the other? Here are some pros and cons of tarot card readings and The Pattern.
University of Kansas senior Haylee Kramer and University alumnus Brad Krull share their love story and relationship advice.
When you're looking for a caffeinated, refreshing beverage, should you grab coffee or tea? Read the benefits and drawbacks of both options.
As the semester winds down, stress and anxiety amp up. Essential oils may become your new best friend.
If you're looking to manage your weight or just eat healthier foods, choosing the right diet can be daunting. Here's how to pick between popular keto or paleo lifestyles.
Whey and pea protein powder both have their positives, but which powder is right for you?
It's flu season, but is the second of pain from the shot worth it? Chalk reporter Riley Wood researches the pros and cons of the flu shot.
Carpal tunnel is not the first answer to why your wrist hurts. Chalk reporter Jasmine Pankratz explains what may cause the pain in your wrist.
It used to be the smile or eye color. Now, it’s all about eyebrows. The obsession with eyebrows has spilled over into a trend of finding new ways to perfect the shape. Women in America prefer waxing over any other method for a brow clean-up, but there’s another trending method Asia has used …
University of Kansas students Sydney Hall and Ryan Sieben have a family pizza shop to thank for their love.
Hannah, a graduate student at KU, began using a vibrator as an undergraduate student in Iowa. She was hesitant at first, so she took a friend with her to a sex shop.
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