The College Fix reported today that safe space "de-stressing" zones during the weeks leading up to final exams are becoming quite the trend this semester. The assortments of "activities" include some of the craziest uses of university funds...ever....

One of the most common services provided come in the form of therapy dogs, specifically trained to be as calm and affectionate as possible. Campuses such as the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs and Michigan State are just two out of many that recently offered the friendly puppers to pet and relax with in between study sessions. Duke University went one step further. On top of bringing in puppies, the school offered what it called a “Stampede of Love” — miniature horses. Students were invited on the Friday before Finals Week to partake in an event led by a Raleigh-based nonprofit, staffed by two of their tiny horses, named “Kiwi” and “Lola.”

Not to be outdone, Michigan State allowed its students to use the cows at its Dairy Cattle Teaching and Research Center for “brushing” therapy. The program was advertised as: “Finals Stress mooove on out!”

But there's more...

The story was original reporting via The College Fix and later featured on The Drudge Report.

My advice as a night student at George Mason University; put your head down and just work hard.