By Serena Scholle and Sergio Mercado Nov. 7 will forever be a day of remembrance for the 12 victims that tragically lost their lives in […]
Borderline community stands strong three years after tragedy
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Orientation Issue
Welcome Dolphins! Dive into the newest issue of The CI View and read about the many resources that CI has to offer, as well as […]
December Issue 2019
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Taking care of you with finals approaching
by Elise Bechtel With finals coming up fast, many students begin to feel pressure to get high scores, which in turn causes stress. Dr. Colleen […]
Asset or addiction: How the internet affects mental health
by Sergio Mercado With the large role the internet plays in everyday life, we should take a step back to consider the effect it has […]
The financial “Sword of Damocles”
by Robert McDonald The anxiety created by the Great Recession of 2008 looms large in the mental health of students across the United States. Students […]
Different types of mental illnesses
by Courtney Doucette Mental health is a discussion that has been heavily acknowledged in recent years. It’s easier to figure out a problem that is […]
Understanding mental health
by Naomi Santana According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), there are millions of people affected by mental illness in the United States […]
Finding support on campus through CAPS
by Jazzminn Morecraft Counseling and Psychological Services, most commonly known as CAPS, is an area on campus that can provide support for students. “CAPS provides […]
May 2019 Issue
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