Imagine how different iconic movies such as “Flubber,” “Hook” and “Mrs. Doubtfire” would have been without Robin Williams cast in his specific roles. If another actor filled those shoes, would the movies have the same impacts on society? The sudden death of the actor and comedian sparked a conversation around the nation about suicide and Read More
In the time it takes a person to watch an average TV commercial, someone, somewhere has lost a battle. Every 40 seconds, someone takes their own life. This statistic adds up to approximately 800,000 people a year, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). During the second week of September, people from around the globe Read More
Students gathered Wednesday night for live music and coffee while raising awareness for an issue that plagues both men and women daily: self-injury. The Murray State Women’s Center held a benefit concert for self-injury awareness at the Baptist Campus Ministry. There were performances by Murray State students and local bands including Ellie Rodenberg, Planet Here, Read More
During National Suicide Prevention Week, Murray State welcomed Jamie Tworkowski, the founder of the To Write Love On Her Arms organization. On Tuesday, students filled the Curris Center Ballroom to support the organization’s cause. At 7 p.m., Tworkowski’s lecture kicked off. Student Government Association sponsored the event with the help of the Campus Activities Board. Read More