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Gracie Pixton is a Senior at Lincoln. Her new column will focus on the impacts, support, and experiences of mental health in our community.

Lets Talk Mental Health: Column 2— mental health and academic pressure

April 2, 2021
Gracie Pixton is a Senior at Lincoln. Her new column will focus on the impacts, support, and experiences of mental health in our community.

Let’s talk mental health

February 5, 2021
Students’ mental health has struggled significantly during the pandemic, writes Grace Pixton.

Op-ed: Lincoln needs to do more to support students’ mental health

November 18, 2020
Junior Janiah Casey spent her summer protesting for the Black Lives Matter movement (read more here). When reflecting on the current election, Casey recognizes the impact that a Trump re-election could have on the BIPOC community. “But for me, I'm just nervous,” Casey reflects, “because either way, if Trump gets re-elected or if Biden wins this presidential election, [I think] the world is going to turn upside down ... and most importantly, the BIPOC community will become a target no matter what. This is exactly why I am so concerned for my community and why this election affects my BIPOC group. We have to fight together, and do it as a whole.”

Lincoln juniors create online platform for Black students

September 29, 2020
Above, find resources if you find yourself struggling with your mental health during quarantine.

Quarantine takes toll on mental health of students

June 6, 2020
Cardinal Times reporter Gracie Pixton advises to be careful to not spend too much time on social media during quarantine.

Opinion: Don’t use social media to distract yourself during quarantine

May 17, 2020
The international female symbol, pictured above. March was International Women's Month and saw people all over the globe push for gender equity.

International Women’s Month: reflecting on gender equality across the globe

March 26, 2020
Millions of woman marched in protest and became the largest single-day march in U.S. history.

Farewell, 2010s: moments that shaped the decade

January 17, 2020
The two leaders of the LINC club are Judy Marantz-Herzburg and Brandy Takas. Members of LINC aren't allowed to be pictured.

Substance abuse groups promote mental health and physical health

December 6, 2019

Lincoln Advocates for Mental Health at First Wellness Fair

October 31, 2019
Students walk out in March 2019 for worldwide climate strikes accumulating a crowd of over 1000.

Climate walkout: environmental justice at Lincoln

September 18, 2019
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