Zoe Stratos | opinions editor Sept. 16, 2021 Whether a fan of reality TV or not, we all can agree that it’s one of the most chaotic genres of television out there. Its continual rise in popularity has spawned a million different versions for our viewing pleasure: dating, competition, food and even hidden cameras. There’s nothing quite like the stardom that comes from being on … Continue reading The harsh reality of “reality” TV
Emily Ambery | Staff Writer 11/19/2020 In collegiate sports, open communication about mental health is not widely practiced. In an effort to change this, Duquesne hosted a panel on breaking down the stigma of mental health and wellness. On Monday, Nov. 16, Duquesne Athletics and Counseling Services held a panel on Hilinski’s Hope Foundation (H3H), an organization that promotes awareness and education of mental health … Continue reading Panel discusses importance of mental health for athletes
11/12/2020 Noah Wilbur | Opinions Editor With countries around the world struggling to contain the spread of COVID-19, millions of people are bracing for a second wave that promises to be just as destructive as the first. While governments once again race to implement new lockdowns and other restrictions to limit social interaction among their citizens, the common fear remains that this next wave will … Continue reading COVID-19 is a psychological killer too
9/10/2020 Capri Scarcelli | Arts and Entertainment Editor Two years have passed since beloved rap/hip-hop artist Mac Miller tragically lost his life due to accidental drug overdose. On Sept. 7, 2018, the Pittsburgh native, age 26, was found unresponsive on the floor of his studio home in Los Angeles and later pronounced dead by paramedics; wherein, just days prior, Miller was quoted saying he was … Continue reading Anniversary of Mac Miller’s death impacts Pittsburgh
11/29/2018 By Lauren Humphreys | Staff Columnist Any college student in the 21st century knows that sinking feeling when that all too familiar email comes in — “Semester Bill Posted.” Rising tuition prices across the country (and the hefty student loan bill that will eventually come with it) could possibly be the biggest stressor for post-secondary students in the modern world. Upon receiving that first … Continue reading Wellbeing Center deserves more funding to better serve students
11/29/2018 By Alyse Kaminski | Staff Columnist When I got a call late this summer from my best friend saying that she had been diagnosed with an eating disorder, the world came to a halt. How hadn’t I known? I thought as her best friend, things like this would be obvious to me. Turns out, they’re not. So, this semester my roommate and best pal, … Continue reading As they remain a pressing concern, eating disorders must be destigmatized
09/06/2018 By Alyse Kaminski | Staff Columnist Back in the days of five minutes between classes in the same building and scheduled lunch periods, new school years or semesters never seemed like a big deal. The routine would be pretty much the same as it had always been and at the end of the day, my dogs and my bed were waiting for me at home. … Continue reading College can be stressful, but you can take control
By Alyse Kaminski | Staff Writer 04/12/2018 Seven months ago, I was a first semester freshman in college. Seven months ago, I also found myself at my lowest point, constantly struck with anxiety. Feeling genuine happiness became a rarity and some days I found it too difficult to get out of bed. I silently dealt with anxiety since sophomore year of high school, never telling … Continue reading Mental health stigma causes loneliness
12/07/17 By Krystina Primack | Staff Writer I know it might be hard to believe, since sometimes it feels like the semester just started yesterday, but make no mistake that final exams are upon us once again. With that in mind, I think we can all agree that this time of the semester can get very chaotic and can inspire a lot of stress. And … Continue reading Study tips: Acing final exams and keeping stress levels low
Raymond Arke | Staff Writer Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly spelled the name of Dr. Ian Edwards and the Center for Student Wellbeing. Students seeking help with physical and mental illnesses can get a wider range of care with the creation of the Center for Student Wellbeing. Comprised of parts of Duquesne’s recreation department, Health Services, and the Counseling and Wellbeing Center, the … Continue reading Center for Wellbeing to offer new services
-
-
-
-
-------
