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Cancel culture has gone too far, impacts mental health

Maddi Pierce December 6, 2024

piercem3@lopers.unk.edu The rise of cancel culture in recent years has become extreme. The use of social media plays a large role in that. Do all people who have said something problematic deserve...

People-pleasing can cost you in more ways than you think

People-pleasing can cost you in more ways than you think

Marissa Kuehn November 15, 2024

kuehnm@lopers.unk.edu In a world that often prioritizes smiles, polite nods and the word “yes,” it is easy to fall into the trap of people-pleasing. Initially, it can seem harmless, even admirable....

Changing leaves can be seen all across campus. Photo by Jenna Heinz / Antelope Staff

Emotions rise in midst of changing seasons

Lucas Ratliff November 15, 2024

ratliffl@lopers.unk.edu It’s early September, the air is crisp and the seasons are changing. As the weather grows colder, I find myself unprepared for the transition from summer to fall and winter....

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Imposter syndrome poses challenges for many students

Sixto Delgado Sandoval October 29, 2024

delgadosandovals@lopers.unk.edu Impostor syndrome is a pervasive issue that many college students face, and it can manifest in various forms. It impacts academic performance, mental health and overall...

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Stop wishing: Being present in college is key to positive living

Kennadi Ureste October 18, 2024

urestek@lopers.unk.edu For many college students, our current state of being lies in many places other than the present. We wish we could go back to our earlier years of education, or we wish we were...

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‘The Mindset Mentor’ podcast shares real-life advice

Maddi Pierce October 18, 2024

piercem3@lopers.unk.edu There are over 6 million podcasts covering a wide variety of topics. They are a gateway of endless knowledge and different perspectives. I have listened to podcasts here and...

Students gather together with their friendship bracelets at TRIOTA's event, promoting suicide prevention awareness. Photo by Gabby Roche / Antelope Staff

TRIOTA crafts friendship bracelets for Suicide Prevention Month

Travianna Tighe September 27, 2024

tighet@lopers.unk.edu TRIOTA hosted a friendship bracelet-making event to promote suicide prevention awareness. They partnered with the behavioral and mental health minor adviser to provide a slideshow...

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Finding a balance between school, well-being

Maddi Pierce September 27, 2024

piercem3@lopers.unk.edu It is that time of year again when summer vacation has come to an end and classes are back in session. It can be hard to transition from fun in the sun to classes, projects and...

Life is a journey: My experience in living life to the fullest

Life is a journey: My experience in living life to the fullest

Arly Ortiz September 20, 2024

ortiza@lopers.unk.edu Living life to the fullest means many things, like taking care of yourself and getting out of your comfort zone. Life is a journey that takes us through bumpy and smooth roads....

National Council of Mental Wellbeing presents mental health first aid class

National Council of Mental Wellbeing presents mental health first aid class

Lucas Ratliff April 12, 2024

ratliffl@lopers.unk.edu The National Council of Mental Wellbeing is having a day-long mental health first aid training course at UNK on Saturday, April 13. The purpose of the event is to increase awareness...

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Mental health speaker encourages students to find their voice

Sixto Delgado Sandoval February 9, 2024

delgadosandovals@lopers.unk.edu On Jan. 31 Lopes for Hope and McKenna’s Rae of Hope Foundation sponsored an event on attempting to empower students by having them take ownership of their mental health...

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Prioritize yourself: mental health at the start of a new semester

Gisell Torres February 9, 2024

torresg@lopers.unk.edu As you are starting to create a daily routine within the first couple weeks of the new semester, there is one crucial aspect that may get pushed off. In between the lectures,...

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