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Hope is oftentimes the thing that people hold onto during difficult times. Many college-aged people struggle to find hope -- especially amid a global pandemic, political uncertainties and the everyday pressures of life as a young adult and stressors of college.

Art piece and event to reflect on hope

Anna Malesiewski, Features Editor
March 23, 2022
‘Modern Masculinity’redfines manhood

‘Modern Masculinity’redfines manhood

Anna Malesiewski, Features Editor
October 19, 2021
Active Minds ‘Outspoken’ event brings awareness

Active Minds ‘Outspoken’ event brings awareness

Anna Malesiewski, Features Editor
September 29, 2021
Unity Week prevails despite setbacks

Unity Week prevails despite setbacks

Faith Wilson, News Editor
September 29, 2021
Not only is the possibility of catching COVID-19 impacting mental health, but the social and economic implications are also taking a toll on people’s mental states. Quarantining, isolation from friends and family, fear of losing loved ones and the inundation of news about the virus can all cause mental health issues to be exacerbated or surface during the crisis.

Two pandemics could result from COVID-19

Anna Malesiewski, Assistant Editor
November 10, 2020
Powerful traveling exhibit seeks to break the silence surrounding suicide prevention

Powerful traveling exhibit seeks to break the silence surrounding suicide prevention

September 18, 2019
Active Minds raises mental health awareness at Gannon

Active Minds raises mental health awareness at Gannon

April 10, 2019
Active Minds creates space for conversations about mental health

Active Minds creates space for conversations about mental health

Madeline Bruce, Staff Writer
October 3, 2018
PostSecretU comes to Gannon

PostSecretU comes to Gannon

April 13, 2016

National speaker to present

April 9, 2014
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