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Professors typically avoid canceling class when they can, though sometimes it can’t be helped. But thanks to the Don’t Cancel Your Class program, students can still receive meaningful education during […]
Vandals joined together in the Idaho Commons Wednesday for the Mental Health and Gender Talk, which addressed the struggles of mental health and the standard of stereotypes. Speakers Beatrice Santiago […]
The Counseling and Testing Center will host an annual workshop to educate teachers on how to keep a better eye on their students’ mental health Jan. 24 and Jan. 25. […]
Colorful footprints emblazoned with inspirational phrases and helpful hints led the way to various Mental Health and Wellness Fair activities Tuesday afternoon. Starting in the sunshine of the Idaho Commons […]
More mental health resources needed on the Palouse In the state, in the community and at the University of Idaho, a limited number of mental health resources does not meet […]
Care for mental health patients often falls to law enforcement in Idaho Moscow police respond to a call of someone acting strangely — wrapping themselves in tin foil, for example. […]
Declines in state support for mental health services evident on the Palouse A Moscow woman spent years wrapping herself and her car in tin foil, battling police and convincing herself […]
Mental health is a serious issue, seek help if needed A weather-induced gloom has settled over the University of Idaho. Students are finding ways to stay indoors as much as […]
When the gun lobby breaks from denouncing Hollywood and videogames as motivators for attacks like the one at Sandy Hook Elementary School, they ultimately circle back to “addressing mental health.” […]
Jeffrey T. Johnson walked out from behind a van in Midtown Manhattan, shot former co-worker Steven Ercolino and then walked off down the street Friday. At the front doors of […]