Don’t fret — all of our furry friends are beloved here at Truman State University! That said, which pet is truly the best according to Truman students? We interviewed pet owners on campus and got […]
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 […]
It is well known that Truman State University students face mental health issues, and COVID-19 is having an undeniable effect on students’ mentality. While there are multiple efforts to improve campus mental health, one effort […]
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 […]
Fill in the blank: “If I had ___, then I’d be happy.” What was the answer? Money? Love? A career? People, especially young adults with such an uncertain path, often have a hard time finding […]
When it comes to an election, the wait can seem brutal — the outcome, sometimes even more so. Although pre-election worries might have induced serious stress, it’s possible that those feelings won’t end after the […]
If you’ve been keeping up with this year’s presidential race, you’re probably starting to experience signs of burnout — politically and otherwise. This is a stressful time for everyone, but college students are under particular […]
During this uncertain, difficult time, students and teachers alike have to find ways to cope with their mental and physical health. Depression, stress, anxiety and other mental health problems pile on top of each other […]
There are two main ideas floating around right now about how people should view any newfound free time they might have because of this pandemic. The dilemma seems to be that you should either make […]
Submitted by Brenda Higgins, associate vice president for student health and wellness Social distancing really isn’t the correct terminology for what we should be doing in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, it […]
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 […]
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