Students face mental health hardships as semester winds down
Rhonda Wheeler, News Editor
October 29, 2019
Suicide rates are at an all-time high for U.S teens and young adults. and dealing with mental health has become one of the university’s main priorities. Over 5,000 males and 1,225 females between the ages of 15 and 24 committed suicide in 2017. It is now the second leading cause of death for Ameri...
Taking away the mental illness stigma
Megan Thorne, Managing Editor
October 22, 2019
We are quick to ask others if they are okay, but never ourselves. We are quick to comfort those who are crying on our shoulders, but we choose to cry in secret. We want to help others, but not ourselves. I firmly believe that looking at our own mental health state is one of the hardest thin...
Importance of meditation amongst students
Marissa Jacobs, Staff Writer
September 24, 2019
Being a student means putting long hours into our studies in order to reach our ultimate goals. It can be hard to create a balance between education, having a social life, quality time for ourselves and physical and mental health. It can be overwhelming when we try to cram all these elements in...
Exaggerating anxiety hurts those with real disorders
Morgan Murphy, Staff Writer
March 12, 2019
Anxiety is a word that gets used more and more often as time progresses. However, it is starting to get misused for people who crave the attention that the serious disorder brings. This misuse has started to cause a lack of seriousness for those who are actually suffering from a real disorder, as they are...
Twenty One Pilots release fifth studio album
Megan Thorne, Editor in Chief
October 16, 2018
Almost two weeks ago, dynamic duo Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun from Twenty One Pilots released their newest album “Trench.” The album is their fifth studio album following “Blurryface”, which was released in 2015, keeping up with the band’s tradition to release a new album every three year...
Self-worth can’t be spoon-fed
Gabi Wy, Staff Writer
August 15, 2017
I stood in the bathroom at work, bent over the toilet as chunks of vomit and water splashed up into my face. The tears running down my face mixed with the saliva dribbling down my chin. Disgusted? Most people would be. But until today, the day I'm writing this piece, I chose to do that every day...