McQueen Documentary: the Connection Between Fashion and Emotion
“At the end of the day, I’m left with the real me. What you see is what you get,” said Alexander McQueen, influential London-born fashion…
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Kate Spade’s Legacy Lives On
Two months after her death, we remember Kate Spade and the large impact she leaves on fashion for American women. For many, the tragic passing…
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Why Suicide Awareness Must be Prioritized, Not Reactionary
In response to tragic events, Americans tend to adopt sequential process of reaction — initially marked by an outpouring of support and followed by a…
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13 Reasons Why Not
The new hit Netflix series “13 Reasons Why” raises a lot of important issues about mental illness. Here are 13 reasons why NOT.
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Finding Your Expression
Valley sat down with Miya Matsui to discover how to create that space within yourself to be able to truly express who you are to the fullest.
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“Send Silence Packing” Raises Awareness on Suicide
An array of backpacks covered the HUB’s first floor Wednesday as part of Send Silence Packing, a traveling display representing the 1,100 college students nationwide lost to suicide each year.
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Show You Care: How to Reach a Friend Going Through a Difficult Time
Depression is something that we will all likely face in our lifetimes. Although it may be in varying degrees, there is still help out there for anyone who needs advice or even just a listening ear.
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Active Minds: Students Engaged in Mental Health Awareness
College is a stressful time for everybody, but for some students, it’s so stressful they sadly never make it home. Suicide on college campuses is a taboo topic that’s rarely spoken about. It seems like there are only one or two resources to help students.
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