For those struggling with an eating disorder, the path to recovery may be hard to find. For women of color, the chance to receive help for their eating disorde...
On Feb. 25, President Tim Caboni announced that WKU’s mask mandate would be lifted in all public spaces, except transportation services. Students and professor...
Her mind was racing, she could hear herself talking in her head. Heidi (not her real name) thought that it wasn’t working, she thought she wasn’t being hypnoti...
A nervous excitement fills the room. Hairs stand on end. Months spent preparing and planning run together, conversations condensing into this one moment — the ...
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced virtually everyone to change their lifestyles, which might include quarantining, social distancing, wearing a mask and cleaning...
What happens when the thing that comforts you in a time of loneliness — oftentimes social media — begins to increase your feelings of isolation and self-loathin...
One of the newest trends in natural medicine has been said to curb anxiety, help with sleep, relieve pain and even benefit heart health. People commonly use it ...
This semester on The Hill has been unlike any other. WKU students are balancing the familiar anxieties of the school year with added confusion and stress brough...
My phone received non-stop notifications from the marching band group chat on Sept. 1. I did my best to avoid being distracted since I was in class, but it was ...
Transitions can be stressful times, but for college students coming back to campus during the COVID-19 pandemic, it can feel almost impossible to keep up with t...
