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Kent State then-junior pitcher Ronnie Ladines pitches against University at Buffalo on April 23. The flashes won both games in their double header. 

Flashes sweep Buffalo behind Ladines perfect game

Samantha Ross April 30, 2017

Ronnie Ladines recorded 15 strikeouts and became the third pitcher to pitch a perfect game in Kent State history this weekend.“It was outstanding,” said coach Eric Oakley of Ladines’ performance...

How bigotry has created a mental health epidemic in the LGBTQ community

Ella Abbott and M.J. Eckhouse April 30, 2017

For some people, the mental health statistics of the LGBTQ community is a number they’ve heard in passing.For others, it’s an ingrained fact within their lives.LBGTQ Mental Health from KentWired.com...

Mental Illness 12

Danielle Watts April 30, 2017

“Having anxiety makes you feel nervous all the time. It’s that dark presence that’s always following you that seems to never go away. Sometimes, when my friends want me to go out with them, I’m...

Mental Illness 10

Danielle Watts April 30, 2017

“Having anxiety makes you feel different than everyone else, knowing that it’s always there. It’s confusing how people just go through life being okay with the world. How can you go through life...

Mental Illness 6

Danielle Watts April 30, 2017

“It baffles me that anyone who doesn’t suffer from depression, or any other mental illness perceives that the thing that convinces me I want to die as such a romantic ideal. People use my mental as...

Mental health services run deficit despite taxpayer’s growing share

Andrew Keiper April 30, 2017

Over the past decade, taxpayers across Summit County have shouldered an increasing share of mental health funding while state dollars have sharply declined.Summit’s Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental...

Mental Illness 1

Danielle Watts April 30, 2017

“The one thing us depressed people have in common is the common feeling of being broken. Our soul, our body, and our mind feel torn. Used. Ripped into pieces that aren’t and can’t be put back together...

Regional campuses expanding mental health care options

Samantha Ickes April 30, 2017

Editor’s note: Samantha Ickes is the editor of The Burr, one of Kent State’s student magazines. See some of the magazine’s content here.More than 40 percent of college students experience anxiety...

Pink Slip, Gray Area

Cameron Gorman April 30, 2017

Editor’s note: This story first appeared in the Spring 2017 edition of The Burr, one of Kent State’s student magazines. See some of the magazine’s content here.I can still remember what led up to...

HEADER HERE FOR RACHEL’S STORY

Rachel Duthie April 30, 2017

Kent State is doubling the number of psychologists at University Psychological Services (UPS) to meet a demand that has increased by more than 450 students in the last six years.One new psychologist was...

Helplines provide anonymous support for those struggling

Jack Kopanski April 30, 2017

Since September 2013, there have been 33,332,285 texts into the national Crisis Text Line at 741-741. Texts about anxiety, depression, family issues, self-harming, and suicide are answered any time of...

Social media escalates mental health struggles

Olivia Minnier April 30, 2017

Social media usage appears to be a factor in the mental health of 18-to 24-year-old adults and is increasingly becoming a part of the equation for the rate at which they develop disorders and seek out...

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