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Megan HayesSep 29, 2023NewsThe Importance of Belonging - Finding Community in CollegeMegan Hayes | News Editor Students at Eastern's club fair / @easternctstateuniv on Instagram From the get-go, we’ve always known that...
Payton SalvaggioApr 4, 2023OpinionMental Health Training InitiativePayton Salvaggio | Contributing Writer The ongoing mental health crisis that continues to plague young adults is a conversation that is...
Megan HayesFeb 9, 2023NewsBeating the Machine: Hacking the Happy Chemicals in Our Brains Megan Hayes | News Editor Indeed, everyone has bad days sometimes. Often, we chalk it up to personal faults, circumstances beyond our...
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Aicha LyNov 17, 2021OpinionThe Progression of Mental IllnessAicha Ly | Opinion Editor Mental illnesses have likely been a part of reality since human existence; for thousands and thousands of...