STAHL News

The newsletters are designed to provide IUP students with general health information. They are written by students for students.

Information on the signs, symptoms, risk factors, and the scope of this disease.

Learn about the principles behind Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and how you can apply them to improve your mental health!

This screening tool helps you assess if your alcohol usage is considered hazardous and if you should seek help from a drug and alcohol counselor.

Campus and Community Resources are available for victims of sexual assault.

Schedule your groups Green Dot training and learn about the "What Were You Wearing" Campaign.

Eyes are an important part of your health.

Learn why sleep is important and how to establish your own sleep ritual.

Tips for staying safe this St. Patrick's Day

Get healthy tips for eating in the dining hall.  Learn about free healthy eating apps and IUP's Nutrition Connection.

Learn how you can be an active bystander and help those around you to make IUP a safer place for all.

When talking about Consent, remember FRIES.

STI testing and treatment is offered at IUP Health Service. Reduce your risk of infection.

Ten signs that you are in a Healthy Relationship.

We tend to think of Motivation as spontaneous, but we have more control over it than you think.

COVID testing is available on campus.  Find out where.

Reach out to the IUP Haven Project for information and resources to support survivors of stalking

Learn about the types and symptoms of Diabetes and how the Nutrition Connection could help you.

Resource and educational information for Veterans on campus.

It's On Us is a national awareness campaign to empower students to change the campus culture on sexual assault.

Which virus do you have? Read this STAHL News and find out.

Your mental health is important. This issue contains risk factors and warning signs and symptoms for mental illness. There are also resources and treatments listed for mental health wellness.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This STAHL News contains information, resources, and a list of upcoming awareness events.

The October 5, 2020 edition of STAHL News discusses Breast Cancer awareness month.

Sexually transmitted infections and diseases continue to be a problem among young adults.

The first six weeks on a college campus are known as The Red Zone because first year students are at the highest risk of encountering sexual violence.

Warning signs of suicide and action plans to help someone.

Symptoms of anxiety and depression and how to deal them.