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- Beer cups, Indiana borough and the experience economy September 18, 2018
- Indiana High School’s ‘Indians’ September 6, 2018
- Student newspapers: mightier than bean-counters’ swords August 12, 2018
- Fake justice: the Fogle trial transcript, 36 years later July 20, 2018
- The First Amendment, FERPA and ‘The IUP Way’ June 2, 2018
- Lake Ingle: The HawkEye interview May 28, 2018
- A match on Tinder, a #MeToo moment May 15, 2018
- Who wants to weaponize the college campus? May 11, 2018
- Race coverage nets awards for four at The HawkEye May 6, 2018
- The life sentence of Aaron Seidel April 29, 2018
- ‘Love trumps hate’ during night of dueling campus speakers April 10, 2018
- The First Amendment, white supremacy and IUP students March 25, 2018
- IUP, police, partners prep for IUPatty’s ’18 March 20, 2018
- Gun-control debate comes to IUP March 11, 2018
- Students, profs, managers rally for more higher-ed funding February 23, 2018
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Tag Archives: The Open Door
Bipolar and a baccalaureate
A Civic Project story By Andrew Milliken INDIANA — Kaitlyn P. McGilvray was 13 when she was diagnosed as clinically depressed. Since then, she has seen her diagnosis change to Bipolar II Disorder (aka, manic depression), been prescribed daily anxiety … Continue reading →
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Tagged ACHA-NCHA, Andrew Miliken, antidepressants, bipolar, Center for Health and Well-Being, Community Guidance Center, Concern and Response Team, Daniel Burkett, David Myers, depression, Journal of Affective Disorders, Kaitlyn McGilvray, National Institute of Mental Health, National Survey of Counseling Center Directors, NIMH, NSCCD, Peter Kozel, Ralph May, The Alice Paul House, The Open Door
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Troubling suicide trends in Indiana County
A Civic Project story By Brian Davis CLYMER — On May 3, a crowd gathered on the Penns Manor High School track for a 5K Walk for Hope. Some wore T-shirts depicting the faces of two young women. Desa Danielle … Continue reading →
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Tagged 5 K Walk for Hope, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Brian Davis, Demi Hoover, Desa Bane, Dr. Ralph May, Eden Bailey, Indiana Community Guidance Center, Indiana County Coroner's Offfice, Indiana County Department of Human Services, Jenna Neff, Northern Cambria, Penns Manor High School, Steve Vrana, Tean suicide, The Open Door, The Power Team
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When drug abuse is a prescription
By Lindsey Rodrian INDIANA — A student at Indiana University of Pennsylvania resisted eye contact as she recalled her fight with addiction. Her long blond hair fell over her shoulder, draping down her arm. As she pulled at her American … Continue reading →
