STAHL Weekly News - Health AWAREness

STAHL News is a newsletter designed to provide IUP students with general health information. It is written by students for students, but is not meant to serve as medical advice.

Read the most recent issue of STAHL News, and previous issues listed below.

9-3-12: Greenlight Campaign: Got Consent?
9-10-12: Alcohol and Consent: Alcohol and Consent DO NOT MIX!
9-17-12: The Red Zone: What is the Red Zone?
9-24-12: RAINN Day: What can YOU do to end sexual violence?
10-8-12: Cold and Flu: What is the difference between a cold & the flu?
10-15-12: Domestic Violence Awareness Month: October has been set aside as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to celebrate survivors, empower victims, speak out,and mourn the deaths of those lost to domestic violence.
10-22-12: Cancer: Breast & Testitcular: You need information about Breast and Testicular Cancer, read this STAHL News for some warning signs and self-examination.
10-29-12: Spooky Urban Legends: In the spirit (pun intended) of Halloween, we thought we would share some spooky health stories.
11-26-12: Love Your Body: Are you unhappy about your mirror image? Do you vow to lose weight every year? Do you feel like a failure because you don't have 6-pack abs? You are not alone.

IUP Homecoming 2012: In this special edition of Stahl News, we look at how to keep safe duirng homecoming.
Center for Health and Well-Being Stahl News: What services are offered by the Center for Health and Well-Being?
Bystander Intervention 2013: Here you will find information bystander invervention
Coping With Stress 2013: Here you will find great tips to coping with stress.
Healthy Relationship Awareness: Here you will find information about identifying healthy relationships.
Tattoo & Piercing Safety: Here you will find information about tattoo and piercing safety.
Winterize Your Workout: Here you will find information on how to maintain working during the winter.
Sexual Assault: Here you will find information related to sexual assault.
Take Back the Night: Find out information about Take Back the Night. Every spring, this march is held in an effort to end violence and send the message that victims and survivors will no longer remain fearful and secluded in their homes.