The Chant

The pressure behind school

Jeremiah McKinney, Media Team
March 6, 2026

The troubled history of diagnosing and treating mental illnesses

Sloane Moore, Reporter
December 14, 2025

Facing, confronting and combating teenage loneliness

Faith Allen, Reporter
November 17, 2025

A call for help: Finding mental health resources for Black women

Ciara Whimbush, Editor in Chief
January 28, 2025

Beware of the strong Black woman: The gargantuan toll of generational trauma

Ciara Whimbush, Editor in Chief
January 22, 2025

Virus: A short film

Dominic McSpadden, Media Team
December 18, 2024

The benefits of Spiritualism

Jasmyn Mitchell, Reporter
February 29, 2024

New bans propose to block children under 16 from social media

Callie Kinsinger, Page Editor
February 5, 2024

The recurring mental after-effects of high school on teenagers

Malachi Umeh, Reporter
December 15, 2023

$Poor mental health plagues about 1 in 5 American adults. While the severity of these illnesses differs, a sizable fraction of the population will eventually find themselves in need of hospitalization. This hospitalization, among other treatments, holds varying potential to positively impact people who live with mental illness. Unfortunately, patients commonly feel dehumanized, financially burdened and inadequately helped. Realistically, mental hospitals do not cause the issues, rather, the system they operate under holds responsibility and a rational desire for change permeates through patients and professionals alike.$

The mentality of mental hospitals

Rosalyn Schwanke, Reporter
December 11, 2023

Drug safety with teens: the missing piece

Mia Kirkwood, Copy Editor
October 17, 2023