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, […]
Health science student Madelyn Mahurin was thinking about how her mom had recently been diagnosed with adult-onset asthma when she began to wonder if she was at risk as well. This thought gave her 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 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 […]
University Counseling Services at Truman State University has seen an increase in the utilization of its services, and it is starting to find ways to cope with the increase in students. “We had a record […]
In relation to the student deaths last year, the counseling office at Truman State University has continued its efforts in helping with student concerns. Brenda Higgins, director of University Counseling Services said UCS is constantly […]
University Counseling Services recently offered students a chance to participate in a free, new mental health workshop about anxiety which took place Wednesdays April 5, 12 and 19 in Magruder Hall. Elizabeth Miller, a UCS […]
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 […]
There’s something about waiting for doctor’s appointments or health check-ups that always make me nervous. Maybe it has something to do with all the paperwork, or maybe it’s the silence that permeates the room as […]
Truman State’s Student Government unanimously passed a bill that will give the University Counseling Center two more counselors. Next school year, the University Counseling Services will add two full-time counselors for a total of seven, one of whom also will […]
Stress is one problem every college student is familiar with. Between classes, extracurricular activities, jobs and other aspects of college life, Truman State students know what it is like to be stressed out. One University resource that […]
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