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Food center and pantry helps students stretch their budgets
Ever-hungry college students are a comedy cliché, but real-life hunger can be a serious issue for students. UWM’s Food Center and Pantry is seeing a steady increase in the number of students seeking support. The pantry serves approximately 300 students and distributes around 4,000 pounds of food a week, according to Allie Dorshorst, basic needs…
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Mater Dei girls tennis earns No. 1 seed for CIF-SS Open Division playoffs
Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now Mater Dei’s girls tennis team continued its rise Monday by securing the No. 1 seed in the Open Division for the CIF-SS playoffs. The Monarchs were seeded second last season in the Open Division and finished as the runner-up to San Marino. Coach…
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Cultura Sul realiza exposição itinerante de poemas em Santa Thereza | Editoria Cidade | Jornal Minuano | O jornal que Bagé gosta de ler
Cultura Sul realiza exposição itinerante de poemas em Santa Thereza | Editoria Cidade | Jornal Minuano | O jornal que Bagé gosta de ler Cidade Em 30/10/2023 às 20:15h por Melissa Louçan Foto: ArquivoJM Com 35 anos de atuação na literatura bajeense, o grupo Cultura Sul abre ao público uma exposição que destaca a rica…
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Former Vt. student spotlights mental health awareness
FAIRFAX, Vt. (WCAX) – A former BFA-Fairfax student is using her struggle with depression to teach other students about mental health. What began as a senior year project for school could redefine how Fairfax area middle school students learn about mental health. Elise Towle was a middle schooler at BFA when her depression first kicked…
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TikToker Goes Viral After Getting Real About Pricey Restaurants With Too Many Rules
It was just a few days ago when TikTok food critic Keith Lee excitedly announced that he would be taking his family food tour to Atlanta. Sadly, we all watched along as his enthusiasm gradually morphed into despair. From the Keith’s point of view, the Southern mecca that’s long been dubbed “the city too busy…
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Sonora native, and celebrity makeup artist in LA, celebrates publication of poetry book
Sonora native Kyrsta Morehouse’s professional resume as a makeup artist in Los Angeles already includes work for celebrities like Iggy Pop, Mac DeMarco and A$AP Rocky, but now she’s stepping into the spotlight herself with the recent publication of her first book of poetry. Morehouse’s “As Long as This Heart Beats” was released earlier this…
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John Legend Says Limiting Social Media Is ‘Truly Better for My Mental Health’ After It Became ‘Too Toxic’
John Legend is taking a step back from social media. The 44-year-old singer recently opened up about staying offline in order to preserve his mental health. “I used to be on social media a lot more than I am now. I generally post more on Instagram and some on TikTok, but I kind of stopped…
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5 facts about Hispanic Americans and health care
A medical clinic displays signs in Spanish and English in Huntington Park, California, in December 2020. (Dania Maxwell/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) Hispanic Americans have long faced health care challenges in the United States, including lower health insurance rates and less access to preventative care. Language and cultural barriers, as well as higher levels…
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4 Ways Wellstar Health Is Funding Collaborative Innovation
At Wellstar Health System in Marietta, Georgia, palliative care practitioners have been using a virtual reality (VR) platform to simulate the most difficult conversations any clinician may have to deliver — communicating a life-altering diagnosis. Immersed in a virtual setting, clinicians speak with a woman named Alice about the serious progression of her cancer and…
