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Many people in the United States are affected by mental illness. In fact, one in five Americans experience some sort of mental health issue. Despite that, mental health care across […]
In the 21st century, largely in part to the economic recession of 2008, younger generations began to adopt a mentality that long hours and grueling side jobs were essential to […]
Avoiding real-world problems to watch old episodes of “iCarly” is actually good for your mental health. The world is a mess right now. We are in the third year of […]
Faculty Senate heard feedback from a faculty survey, discussed hiring equity and passed changes to the forestry degree in Tuesday’s meeting. Attendance Diane Kelly-Riley, vice provost for faculty, presented the feedback from a survey given […]
The past year of the pandemic and academic terms with Zoom University has left a toll on students’ mental health even as life returns to somewhat normal. While students have […]
I’ve found myself reflecting on midterms, yet again. Though I feel a general joy that this hellish week has concluded, I can’t help but think that midterms are stupid. I may be preaching […]
College students were unable to experience what was supposed to be the best years of their lives. Instead of getting to enjoy these years in-person with vivid social lives, students were flooded by overwhelming feelings of loss and […]
As a part of Latinx Heritage Month, the keynote address was delivered by Adriana Alejandre, the founder of the Latinx Therapy Center. Alejandre furthered students’ understanding of the stigma surrounding mental health from the perspective of someone who not only saw the stigma […]
The University of Idaho and the Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) delivered a keynote on Thursday, Sept. 30 titled “Destigmatizing Mental Health Matters in the Latinx Community.” This keynote attempted […]
Mental health on college campuses around the country has just recently become more of an accepted topic of discussion, as it’s no longer scrutinized socially. The University of Idaho and […]