Depression In College: Video Interviews With Students On Battling Depression
TWO VIDEO REPORTS: The personal stories of a University of Northern Iowa student and recent University of Iowa graduate bring to life the problems students with depression deal with when trying to earn a college degree. See them tell their stories in this special report, "Depression in College".
UNI Student Jordon Deutmeyer: Universities need to change how they deal with students with depression
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IowaWatch reporter Linh Ta spoke with Jordon Deutmeyer about his battle with depression that has led him to struggle with classes, drop out of two schools and attempt suicide.
UI Grad Alyson Brown: “I’m worried that people will see this and judge me for it”
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IowaWatch reporter Rana Moustafa spoke with Alyson Brown about her struggles with depression and panic attacks, which made getting through classes difficult.
The roughly $1 billion cut affected more than 10,000 producers nationwide, forcing many to scale back operations and, in some cases, shut down entirely.
The little-known Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission is taking longer to review appeals of OSHA fines and orders. Now the three-person commission is about to lose its only member.
Nonpublic school program and its estimated amount for FY 2022
State and Federal School Lunch aid to nonpublic schools: $13,529,983
Nonpublic School Transportation: $8,997,091
Nonpublic School
Of Iowa’s 327 public school districts, 104 districts have an enrollment of 500 or fewer students, according to the Iowa Department of Education’s latest numbers, released in December.
