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IE Day: The Day We All Turn Blue

IE Day is an event to celebrate our university spirit, to come together as a community, and share experiences around the fun activities planned....
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IE Behavioural Economics Club | Meet The Club

Although it is one of the newest professional clubs at IE, the Behavioural Economics Club has grown considerably this past year. Launched in May...
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Applied Behavioral Economics and Healthy Eating | Behavioral Economics Club

Our minds are full of biases. They alter the way we perceive the world around us, how we behave, and the decisions we make...
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Coping with stress and its effects

Stress is one of the most common topics of discussion today, especially among university students. Because of this, we must be aware of what...
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Hobbies: Creating a More Fulfilling Life

Being stuck in a routine can be a bit dreadful. Repeating the same activities daily may make us feel like our lives are dull,...
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