UNAM Prioritizes Mental Health After Tragic Student Suicide Following the heartbreaking suicide of a student at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), the university has declared mental health a top priority. In a statement, UNAM expressed its deepest condolences to the family and friends of the deceased student. The university acknowledged the profound impact of the incident on the entire community and recognized the urgent need to address mental health concerns among students. UNAM has implemented a comprehensive plan to support student mental well-being, including: * Expanding the university’s existing mental health services through the creation of new counseling centers and the hiring of additional counselors. * Implementing evidence-based mental health programs, such as mindfulness training and cognitive behavioral therapy. * Establishing a 24/7 mental health hotline for students in distress. * Raising awareness about mental health issues and reducing stigma through educational campaigns and workshops. * Collaborating with external organizations to provide specialized mental health care for students with complex needs. The university emphasizes that mental health is just as important as academic success. It urges students to prioritize their emotional well-being and to seek help when needed. UNAM’s commitment to mental health has been met with widespread support from the student body. Students have expressed their gratitude for the university’s proactive response and have emphasized the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment where students can thrive both academically and emotionally. The university has also called for a broader discussion on mental health in society, recognizing that the issue affects individuals from all walks of life. UNAM hopes that by prioritizing student mental well-being, it can play a role in promoting a healthier and more resilient community.Road Closures Due to Flash Flood Warnings in Southeastern South DakotaRoad Closures Due to Flash Flood Warnings in Southeastern South Dakota Lincoln County * Avoid all travel due to flooding on county roads. Canton * Avoid roads listed below: * Highway 18 (now reopened but proceed with caution) West of Canton and South of Worthing * South I-29 to SD-11 North * US 18 West Exit 59 to US 18 East Exit 62 * 0.25 miles north of SD-44 Exit 64 to US 18 West Exit 59 Minnehaha County * County Highway 121 (478th Avenue or Eros Road) is closed south of 252nd Street. * Standing water reported on I-29 south of Sioux Falls. Sioux Falls * 12th Street closed from Sertoma Avenue to LaMesa Avenue * Madison Street closed at LaMesa Avenue * Charger Circle south of 69th Street * 41st Street at Cliff Avenue near Interstate 229 Lennox * Road closed barricades at: * Boynton Avenue and Cherry * West 1st and Cleveland * West 4th and Cleveland Safety Precautionary Measures * Do not cross closed roads or barricades. * Water may be deeper than expected.Mental health services have been a priority for the University of Namibia (UNAM) following the suicide of a student. The university has implemented various initiatives to support students’ mental well-being, including counseling services, peer support groups, and mental health awareness campaigns. The university has also partnered with external organizations to provide additional support to students. One such partnership is with the Mental Health Association of Namibia (MHAN), which provides free counseling services to UNAM students. “Mental health is a priority for UNAM,” said UNAM Vice-Chancellor, Professor Kenneth Matengu. “We are committed to providing our students with the support they need to succeed academically and personally.” The university’s efforts have been praised by students and mental health experts. “UNAM has made great strides in addressing mental health issues,” said MHAN Executive Director, Ms. Caren Not淄ter. “The university’s initiatives are making a real difference in the lives of students.” Students who are struggling with mental health issues are encouraged to seek help from the university’s counseling services or from external organizations such as MHAN.