Missouri’s abortion ban, effective as of June 24th, will have some effects on campus and has caused mixed reactions among students. Several students have raised concerns about increasing mental health issues, an issue Madeline Harms, […]
Starting March 8, Complete Family Medicine, a branch of the Hannibal Regional Healthcare System, has been overseeing operations at Truman State University’s Student Health Center and University Counseling Services. University President Sue Thomas said the […]
Brenda Higgins, associate vice president for student health and wellness, is retiring as major changes are made to Truman State University’s Student Health Center and Counseling Services. These changes include a partnership with Hannibal Regional […]
Truman State University will soon exit from the JED program, a mental health advocacy program. After the University graduates from the program, there is a continuation committee to keep the progress moving. University Counseling Services […]
Truman State University Counseling Services is struggling with a staffing deficit at a time when the number of students seeking treatment has remained steady. Earlier this semester, the lack of counselors and office staff required […]
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of changes have been made at Truman State University. One thing that has not changed, however, is the dedication of University Counseling Services to its students. Joe […]
Despite dwindling enrollment numbers, University Counseling Services continues to experience increasing numbers. UCS has steadily responded to the influx with measures to develop greater support and efficiency. At a time of particular urgency, however, those […]
Maya Warr, second-year biology and pre-med student, died Feb. 3 in her room in Missouri Hall. […]
“Student Government proposed raising the student health fee by $10 to increase access to psychological or psychiatric care through University Counseling Services, according to the ballot resolution,” writes Nicolas Telep, The Index news text editor. “This seems to be a step in the right direction, but I’m skeptical of how much the increased fee can do.” […]
The following is extra information President Sue Thomas’s gave to Truman Media Network when posed the question in last week’s Q&A “How do you plan to destigamitze and help with the growing mental health concerns […]
Mental health continued as a topic of discussion last week when slam poet Neil Hilborn and student poets performed during the Student Activities Board’s TruSlam event. Neil Hilborn is a College National Poetry Slam champion […]
Nov. 4-5 Student Government and MOPIP sponsor event to teach first aid Mental Health Awareness week drew to a close Saturday, Nov. 5 with an event about mental health first aid. Mental Health Awareness Week was a […]
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