by Julie Myers | Mar 26, 2019 | Alcohol, college, Lifeline Law, Lifestyle, Mental Health, safety, Sexual Assault
March 10, 2019. The Rachael’s First Week team spent the morning talking with seniors from Cathedral High School and the International School of Indiana. The Rachael’s First Week program focuses on educating teens on being aware of what you are putting in...
by Jacob Capito, MD | Jan 23, 2019 | Lifestyle, safety, Vaping
Think it’s cool to Juul? Juul has become a popular nicotine delivery device for young adults despite the company’s mission. Its attractive flavors, addictive nicotine deliverance, and sleek design have caught the eye of many teens. Vaping has increased to...
by Madeline Weber | Mar 26, 2018 | Alcohol, college, safety
Answer: YES The idea of throwing up to “get rid of the drunk” is often idolized with encouraging phrases: puke and rally, the tactical chunder, vomit and rock it, chuck and run. I could go into a lot of biochemistry here, but I will spare you. The bottom line is that...
by Erich Weidenbener | Mar 22, 2018 | college, Mental Health, safety
Depression sucks. It can creep into any aspect of your life and make you feel isolated from the world. Often, we feel like we are the only ones experiencing these emotions, but I’m here to tell you that you are not alone. What you are going through is a universal...
by Anonymous | Mar 20, 2018 | college, Mental Health, safety, Sexual Assault
1 year before Sept. 2012… “Just submitted my common app! It’s all complete.” The joy beams down the stairs of your brick home situated in a quiet neighborhood in northwest Indiana. This town has fewer residents than the university you will eventually attend. “I...
by Max Gallivan | Mar 15, 2018 | Alcohol, college, safety
Picture this: You are at a party, and you either do not drink or you know you have passed your limit and you need to stop or slow way down for the night. Unfortunately, it’s a traditionally heavy drinking night (St. Patrick’s Day, Superbowl Sunday, or the infamous...
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