Concept albums like ‘To Pimp a Butterfly’ and ‘Blurryface’ are saving music listeners
Quentin Rice, Staff Writer I was crammed into a damp, unremarkable basement last week with an assortment of sweaty strangers to shove each other around, […]
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Psychopaths, negative empathy and the stigmas of mental illness: Q&A with grant-winning psychology professor
Anya Sczerzenie, Contributing Writer Soon, a psychology professor will begin researching the brains of psychopaths and what makes them different from the average person, thanks to […]
Students can de-stress at The Well’s new biofeedback Resilience Lab
Eduardo Acevedo, Contributing Writer The Wellness Resource Center now has a Resilience Lab, which provides students a way to learn and practice mindfulness techniques. The […]
Mental health days generate conversation about excused absences
Naomi Ghahrai, Contributing Writer Following the recent advocacy for mental health days from students in western Virginia and Oregon, VCU students and professors are expressing […]
The mental health resources you should keep in mind at VCU
This story ran as part of a VCU Student Media Center summer special publication, The Compass, which serves as a guidebook for new students. Anya […]
