In the midst of National Suicide Prevention Week, our society must normalize men's mental health struggles and allow them to be emotionally vulnerable.
Hope Moses, Executive Director
• September 8, 2020
As a community, Marquette needs to take the initial lack of representation in the Counseling Center and the uncomfortable presence of Black students more seriously and work towards finding effective solutions to the problem.
Hope Moses, Executive Director
• September 1, 2020
European standards of beauty have been pushed onto African Americans since their arrival in this country, and this continues to perpetuate negative stereotypes of Black women.
When it comes to understanding why the U.S. currently leads the world in coronavirus cases, it's important to recognize the following: the country’s deep-rooted value of individualism and a heavily polarized political climate hinder the ability to take a united approach.
People, especially teenagers, have a habit of discarding and resenting their “old selves” and then call that growth. True growth comes from forgiving past mistakes and treating all versions of oneself with compassion and love.
