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The toll of a pandemic on mental health, self–image

Dana Nichols September 10, 2020
Managing struggles with self–image during widespread isolation.
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We are the ducks: wading through “duck syndrome”

Joshua Anaya February 6, 2020
It's okay to leave the pond sometimes
Jackpot! Casey Fernhout finds purpose

Jackpot! Casey Fernhout finds purpose

Logan Crews October 23, 2019
Sophomore discusses her mental health progress and her involvement in multiple TU organizations
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Don’t stress about it: Taking care of your mental health

Lori Kinkler January 29, 2019

There are many reasons why students visit Counseling Services; anxiety is often one of them. Students frequently come to me after having received a whole host of mixed messages. Most are aware of the rising...

Dealing with mental health in college

Dealing with mental health in college

Noelle Barrera September 20, 2018
Trinity staff and students offer advice on how to take care of your mental health
Former student finds joy in Austin

Former student finds joy in Austin

Kara Killinger April 11, 2018

Grace Cline spent three full semesters at Trinity, and she liked it here for the most part. She had great friends, she appreciated her professors and how much they cared about her as an individual, she...

graphic by Andrea Nebhut, staff illustrator

That monster, stress

Theresa Ho April 4, 2018

“Are you going to take a nap?” my boyfriend asked. “No,” I said. But I didn’t open my eyes. “You look like you’re going to take a nap,” he said patiently. “You’re wrapped up...

The cast of Cult bows after a well received performance.

“Cult” shows off Trinity writers, actors and directors

Abigail Wharton October 25, 2017

It's no easy task for students to write, produce, direct and act out a theatre production, but the folks behind "Cult" rose to the challenge and stuck the landing. Written by Holly Gabelmann and directed...

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