Princeton Theological Seminary Student Life

The May issue of Student Health 101 has arrived! Please take a minute to open the link below for the May issue of Student Health 101, our last one for this academic year. We know you will enjoy the 11 video interviews on pages 5- 6 where PTS students talk about our May theme of Sabbath and what this spiritual practice means to them. You will also enjoy seeing the pages of photos featuring the Revival, The Patriots cast, the BGlass picnic and students around the campus.

This issue includes articles about breathing well, the need for Sabbath, Austin Almaguer’s interest in kung fu, student loans, how not to diet, tips about sunscreen, keeping a healthy relationship with alcohol, beating the summertime blues, core strength exercises, and meningitis. Enjoy the magazine, have a wonderful summer, and do make time for Sabbath.

SH101 will “see you in September”

PERMANENT LINKS Click here for our May issue: http://readsh101.com/ptsem.html

ARCHIVE LINK Click here for past PTS issues: http://readsh101.com/a/ptsem.html

MOBILE EDITION For cell phones and tablet devices: http://readsh101.com/m/ptsem.html

Student Health 101 PTS Student Health 101 wellness magazine: staying active, eating well, managing stress, relationships, more + Enter to win $1,000!

ISFN / SFL Crafternoon

Tuesday, May 1 @ 4:00-5:00pm

Oratory, 2nd floor, Alexander Hall

Take a short break from May term homework to come join us for community-building by making crafts together! Let's hang out with international friends again before everyone heads our separate ways around the globe.
You can take your first piece home to keep, and additional crafts that we make can be sent to OrphanWares, a website that will sell them and all proceeds feed orphans in Uganda and other places. We will have materials for making beaded necklaces, making greeting cards and paper crafts, art supplies for art worship, and various craft supplies so you can create whatever you think of!
Come and go as you please.
No talent necessary.

Spouses ad children welcome.
Refreshments will be served.

Co-sponsored by International Students and Friends Network and Seminarians for Life.

ATTN STUDENTS!!!

Today is the final day of SGA elections. Polls will close at 12:00 pm. The link to vote is in your email box. Make your voice heard and VOTE TODAY!

Reduce-Your-Footprint Week
Begins Monday, April 2, 12:00 p.m., in the MacKay Main Lounge, and concludes Thursday, April 5 at the same place and time. All are invited to participate

During the week of April 2 – 5, we are asking PTS students to carry all the trash they produce in four days in a single, one-gallon re-sealable bag wherever they go. To MacKay, to class—everywhere. All trash includes: recycled paper, coffee cups and lids, napkins, plastic utensils, cellophane wrappers, “to-go” cartons, bottles, cans, etc. If you normally throw it away or throw it in the recycling bin, for four days, it goes in the bag. (This will not include food waste and personal hygiene products.)

Participants will sign an honor statement indicating their commitment to carry all their trash with them at all times. Bags will be provided, and at the end of the week, each participant’s bag will be weighed. All participants will receive a BPA-free water bottle, and the lowest weight will win a $75 gift certificate to Whole Foods!

[Sponsored by: Housing and Auxiliary Services Office/Sustainability, SGA, and ECOS]

ATTN Students:
In light of the recent events surrounding the Trayvon Martin case, the Association of Black Seminarians in solidarity with ALS and BGLASS believe it is important, as a body of believers, to acknowledge this horrendous injustice that has taken place in this country.

Therefore, they have decided to organize a Speaking Up and Speaking Out Rally in memory of Trayvon Martin to be held this coming Thursday, March 29th at 12:15pm outside in front of MacKay Campus Center.

Students are encouraged to wear hoodies and/or black T-shirts to honor the memory of our fallen brother, Trayvon Martin.

This event is open to the entire community and all are welcome to participate. This will be a service of prayer, remembrance, worship, and powerful words of inspiration.

If you have any questions and/or comments or if you would like to assist in organizing, please feel free to email [email protected]