Mental Health

Helping More, Waiting Less at Student Counseling Center

November 5, 2026 Danny Mogle

By HAYDEN GUTHRIE/Contributor Photos by Mae Grimm/Staff Although students are turning to the Student Counseling Center in higher numbers, they are not facing long delays. The center has avoided a long wait list by using [Read More…]

True Athletic Strength Is Knowing When to Ask for Help

August 19, 2025 Larry Bonilla

By EMILY CLARK/Contributor College athletes often are celebrated for their strength, discipline and drive. But behind the game-day smiles, many quietly battle pressures that can break even the toughest competitors. The hidden struggles of burnout, [Read More…]

UT Tyler’s Mental Health Resources Are Available For Stressed Students In Need

January 20, 2025 The Patriot Talon

By KIRA HINTON/Contributor Midterms, projects, assignments, studying, finals, work, family, sports, eating and sleeping. Repeat. These are plans on students’ minds every day. “The workload is a lot to juggle between staying organized and prioritizing [Read More…]

Feeling the Stress of Getting Through College

November 23, 2024 The Patriot Talon

By MATTHEW WONG/Contributor Many UT Tyler students say they are stressed out, which confirms findings of researchers that stress is common among college students. “Stress has made it hard to concentrate on homework assignments and [Read More…]

Students Are Tangled in Web of Social Media

November 21, 2024 The Patriot Talon

By NATALIE HERNANDEZ/Contributor Social media has become a significant part of daily life for many people. TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat capture the attention of millions. Kira Hinton, 19-year-old communication student, finds herself constantly drawn to [Read More…]

Mental Health Walk: Collectively Fighting the Stigma

October 17, 2024 The Patriot Talon

By MEGAN FOLK/Contributor On Oct. 9, the University Center patio was alive with activity. Representatives of the Wellness Center, Counseling Center, Student Advocacy and Success, Frios and other organizations gathered for the Mental Health Awareness [Read More…]

Helping More, Waiting Less at Student Counseling Center

True Athletic Strength Is Knowing When to Ask for Help

UT Tyler’s Mental Health Resources Are Available For Stressed Students In Need

Feeling the Stress of Getting Through College

Mental Health Walk: Collectively Fighting the Stigma

September is Suicide Prevention Month: What to Know, How to Help

Don’t Miss Out: UT Tyler’s Rage Room Coming Soon

“With Love Fur All:” Therapet Visits UT Tyler

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