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OPINION: Coping with congested mental health resources

OPINION: Coping with congested mental health resources

Megan Koch
November 7, 2022
Elisabeth Cavallaro watches while Ben Estorge, graduate assistant, plays the popular video game Five Nights at Freddy’s, during a Twitch stream, Oct. 18, 2021.

Twitch Streams: A new way to address mental health

Kayla Slade and Madison Lipe
February 8, 2022
App State students are are approaching their eighth week of the fall semester after being largely online for over a year.

From computers to classrooms

Megan Pettey and Rachel Leahy
October 2, 2021
The outside of Miles Annas Student Support which is alternatively known as the Wellness Center. The building has both the counseling center and health services.

Student health resources at App State

Cameron Stuart, Associate News Editor
August 18, 2021
UNC System sets aside money for mental health with help of GEERF

UNC System sets aside money for mental health with help of GEERF

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
May 27, 2021
Students explore mental well-being in annual Semicolon Week

Students explore mental well-being in annual Semicolon Week

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
April 2, 2021
The outside of Belk Library and Information Commons.

App State librarian helps students work through mental health creatively

Zoe Zink, A&C Reporter
March 10, 2021
After talking to several people who all felt “burnt out,” Riley Cullen started a petition in fall 2020 to gauge if students would benefit from mental health days.

Student leaders push for mental health wellness days for peers

Xanayra Marin-Lopez, Reporter
March 4, 2021
The ouside of Miles Annas Student Support which is alternatively known as the Wellness Center. The building has both the counseling center and health services.

App State offers solutions for mental health during pandemic

Ethan Hunt, Reporter
October 10, 2020
OPINION: Misbranded and misconceived, living with ADHD is different than the public perceives

OPINION: Misbranded and misconceived, living with ADHD is different than the public perceives

Q Russell, Opinion Editor
April 10, 2019
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