Mental Health Activist Amy Gamble climbed the Hilltop on Oct. 15, to talk to West Liberty students about mental illnesses, the risks, the stigma, and how to ask for...
By Gabrielle Blanchard, Assistant Editor
It’s no secret or surprise that college students seem to be under endless amounts of stress. A paper for this class, a project for another, going to games,...
By Corey Riner, Contributing Writer
The trials and difficulties that college students face on a daily basis, which can range anywhere from hardly noticeable to absolutely frightening, make up a long...
By Sammie Stewart, Contributing Writer
Music has always been a huge part of my life. I have been listening to music for as long as I can remember. Now, there is not a single day that goes by that I don’t...
By Jalyn Bolyard, Online Editor
Ever since 1949, May has been observed as Mental Health Month. Mental Health America (MHA) began the recognition, and each year, MHA and multiple other organizations come...
By Jalyn Bolyard, Online Editor
It’s easy to become stressed out during the last part of any semester. Although a part of me is longing for summer break, another part of me is not looking forward...
By Emily Salvatori, Contributing Writer
Although depression has become synonymous with simply being sad, depression is a serious illness. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) states that depression...
