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Justin Bieber Is Taking the Backlash for His Baby Prank in Stride
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Mental Health Is Finally Trending
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Why You Need to Stop Caring About Your Instagram Ratio
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A celebrity breakdown might rake in the viewers, but the media should've left Britney alone.…
5 Books on Mindfulness to Tackle This Summer
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6 Tips for Traveling as a Transguy
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8 Vines Every College Student Can Relate To
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‘The Sopranos’ Is Finally Getting a Movie Prequel
The lovable mob family is coming to the big screen, and fans can't wait.…
‘The Fosters,’ a Groundbreaking Series, Comes to an End
The show is known for its groundbreaking material and disruption of social norms.…
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Why Everyone Idolizes Woman of The Year Selena Gomez
Selena Gomez was just named Billboard’s 2017 Woman of the Year, but who is actually surprised?…
5 Young Adult Books That Get Mental Illness Right
The nuances of mental health can be hard to nail in fiction, but these novels do it perfectly.…
A Voice for the Voiceless Issue of Mental Illness
Iowa State University's Leah Beman has a tireless journey to bring awareness to mental health.…
How to Deal with a Mental Health Disorder in College
I survived, and actually thrived, in college despite mental health disorders, and so can you.…
Agoraphobia in College: 7 Ways to Deal with the Crowds
If you have trouble dealing with the energy of a large school, here are some of the best ways to cope with your fear.…
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As more people come to Colorado looking to smoke weed for the first time, the number of weed-related hospital visits continues to rise.…
Meet the Texas A&M Junior Who Trains Service Dogs While in School
After working with an organization that trains service dogs, Sewell adopted 10-week-old Rango Star and began raising him from her dorm room.…
Is Coffee Really All That Bad for You?
Almost everybody loves coffee, but does coffee love us back? Or is it really negatively affecting our well-being?…
I’ll Cry if I Want To: Why the Way We Think About Grief Needs to Change
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The former “Matilda” and “Mrs. Doubtfire” star brings a rare perspective to the conversation on childhood.…
Your Professor Is Wrong About Trigger Warnings
Understanding how they differ from censorship is key to understanding why we need them.…