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Josie Gilvin, left, an incoming freshman at WKU, said the global coronavirus pandemic was a very lonely time.
A LONELY TIME: Pandemic isolation, grief take toll on teen mental health
Youth show increasing addiction to online porn
Youth show increasing addiction to online porn
Xposure 2019 highlight video
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A student walks past Helm Library. Helm Library was once a hub for students to study and socialize, and school officials hope to see that continue once WKU Commons opens. Photo by Abby Adams-Smith/Bowling Green High School
Focus changing for Helm Library
June 10 2019, WKU, Travis Hudson responds to a question from an interviewer Photo By Ronald Wagner / Crossroads Preparatory School
WKU volleyball coach loves life, his players
Harolds TV evolves as business changes
Harold’s TV evolves as business changes
Sadie getting groomed by a camper while having a big yawn. Photo by Kennedy Gayheart/Paul Laurence Dunbar High School
Barefoot Republic camps promote unity, acceptance of differences
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GUN VIOLENCE: A NATION DIVIDED - A RURAL VIEW
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Behind The Scenes
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Residence hall construction to modernize campus housing
Residence hall construction to modernize campus housing
HOTEL INC. provides assistance for needy
HOTEL INC. provides assistance for needy
Xposure 2016 highlight video
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Lupe Medina wants to be remembered as a determined, hardworking and supportive
Lupe Medina wants to be remembered as a determined, hardworking and supportive
Sights & Sounds: Bowling Green Hot Rods
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X15 ghost tour
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High School Journalism Workshop at Western Kentucky University

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Josie Gilvin, left, an incoming freshman at WKU, said the global coronavirus pandemic was a very lonely time.

A LONELY TIME: Pandemic isolation, grief take toll on teen mental health

Delilah Brumer, Daniel Pearl Magnet High School | Los Angeles, California
June 19, 2022
Youth show increasing addiction to online porn

Youth show increasing addiction to online porn

Vincent Porco, Atherton High School | Louisville, Kentucky
June 19, 2022
Abigail Turner and her support goldendoodle Daisy take a break on an evening walk on the WKU campus.

Support animals a growing trend on campus

Nia Davis, Prince Edward County High School | Farmville, Virginia
June 19, 2022
The Healing Place, a treatment center in downtown Louisville.

Lack of treatment for teens creates addiction vulnerability

Jaylin Jaggers, Oldham County High School | LaGrange, Kentucky
June 19, 2022
Photo illustration: A teen dials 988.

Nationwide 988 mental health hotline could aid in crisis

Shelbie Heath, Bullitt East High School | Mount Washington, Kentucky
June 19, 2022
A statue of the WKU campus portrays dance, but could also show the power of having someone to lean on.

Our bodies store, react to trauma

Elyse Owens, Atherton High School | Louisville, Kentucky
June 19, 2022
Tornado survivor Jamie Reece, 18, stands on his street in Bowling Green that was strafed by the Dec. 11 tornadoes.

Natural disasters cause trauma among teens

Chaz Kapfhammer, Trinity High School | Louisville, Kentucky
June 19, 2022
An empty plate sits on a table, symbolizing eating disorders.

Social media adds to challenge of eating disorders

Cooper Bass, Bullitt East High School | Mount Washington, Kentucky
June 19, 2022
Stigma of mental health problems gets in the way of treatment, healing

Stigma of mental health problems gets in the way of treatment, healing

Gabriella Plasencia, Dripping Springs High School | Austin, Texas
June 19, 2022
Pandemic contributes to mental health relapses

Pandemic contributes to mental health relapses

Roi Mundin, Ritenour High School | St. Louis, Missouri
June 19, 2022
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