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Navigating College with Hidden Disabilities

By Megan VanScoyoc Hidden disabilities are a tricky topic to address. Often, people think that you’re lying about your illness

By Samantha Cantrell September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. While mental health conditions and thoughts of suicide can affect anyone,

April 22, 2022 Moriah Story 0 Comments

By Moriah Story It’s almost May 15, 2022, which means that soon my college career will be relegated to the

March 25, 2022 Bailey Miller 0 Comments

By Bailey Miller Spring Break has come to an end, and everyone is back to their regularly scheduled programs involving

Welcome to a new series in which The Billboard’s Editor-in-Chief, Moriah Story, will be sharing news from the week, along with tidbits

By Michaela Oberholzer Stress is to college what fire is to a phoenix. While stress is often just seen as

Performative activism, unaffectionately known as slacktivism, is not a new problem. This term applies to the actions (or lack thereof) taken by

I started taking college classes when I was a junior in high school. Since then, I have done online community

Snippets of daily journal entries written by one student during the unfolding Coronavirus pandemic of 2020. The first in a

“You’re just confused; You’ll pick a side eventually.” These are the words that bisexuals dread. It is this kind