Mental Health Awareness Week 2018
Mental health awareness week began on Sept. 30. Student Association presidents Ghufran Salih and Kyle Rosenblum explain their plans to support mental health on campus. Read more »
The ABC News anchor and best-selling self-help author was the keynote speaker at SU’s first-ever Be Well Expo, the first in a weeklong event dedicated to health and wellness. Read more »
Malcolm McCormick, known more commonly by his stage name Mac Miller, died Sept. 7 of an apparent drug overdose. Miller, who had been on the… Read more »
We’ve been away from Syracuse for about a month now, and I can already tell we’re feeling a lot of emotions. You may be asking… Read more »
Humor columnist Annabeth Mann explains why April Fools’ Day is the sole cause of all her anxiety. Read more »
Art photography senior Blake Condolora combined his love for photography with his interest in Celtic culture in his recently released book called “The Grove: A Celtic Divination Tool & Ogham Set." Read more »
The Associated Press recently found that less than half of 100 of the largest public colleges in the United States currently track student suicides. Read more »
Syracuse is notorious for its long, blistery winters. Sex & Health columnist Caroline Maguire explores the weather's effect on mental health. Read more »
Cuddle partying is a thing in Syracuse, and there will be a “Harvest Cuddle Party!” on Sunday. The event is meant to serve as a workshop for exploring communication and boundaries. Read more »
Tuesday is World Mental Health Day. TV columnist Malavika Randive addresses how mental health is portrayed in TV shows. Read more »
After years of therapy and time in a hospital, Emily Dyckman, a student at Syracuse University, uses her tattoo as a reminder to stay strong. Read more »
Maintaining mental health is not on the to-do list for most incoming freshmen. Here are some tips to make sure you have a healthy mental transition to college. Read more »
Chase Ferren reminds herself to use discomfort and anxiety as fuel with “Dasein” tattoo. Read more »
Anxiety was the top concern among students who used mental health services at their respective colleges during the 2015-16 academic year, according to a survey conducted by the Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors. Read more »
Sarah Kulbersh’s tattoos bring the idea of wearing your heart on your sleeve to a whole new level. Read more »
Syracuse University students described the 2016 election cycle's effect on their mental health and their fears of the incoming administration. Read more »
Junior Madelyn Brouillard got her first tattoo of a sun symbol to honor her relationship with her mother and as a reminder to stay positive. Read more »
Senior Jesse Noll has two tattoos: the first, a quote from the film "The Hours" that inspired him, and the second, a geometrical deer to honor his grandmother's memory. Read more »
It's one thing to play sports as a kid. It's another thing entirely to play JV football for three years, be absolutely terrible and then years later write a column about it. But that's exactly what our humor columnist did. Read more »
Rapper Kai Roberts will perform at "Rapping the Movement," an event sponsored by the organization Active Minds and centered around having a honest, open discussion about mental illness, Read more »
Student Life columnist Rashika Jaipuriar discusses the importance of breaking down the stigma of taking a mental health leave of absence. Read more »
Delaney Arias, a sophomore newspaper and online journalism major at Syracuse University, shares her personal story of taking a mental health leave of absence from school. Read more »
Student Life columnist Rashika Jaipuriar discusses the positive outcomes that could stem from Stopping Unfair Collateral Consequences from Ending Student Success Act (SUCCESS), a piece of legislation that, if passed, would repeal the law that suspends aid eligibility for students with drug infractions. Read more »
Generation Y columnist Tayler Knapp discusses the growing trend of online mental health support for young people and argues that the concept should be made a reality on college campuses. Read more »
