'No one walks alone': Alger, survivors spread suicide awareness at campus walk

Roughly 200 JMU student-athletes, LGBTQ+ individuals and people affected by suicide in the Harrisonburg community gathered Sunday at Festival lawn to walk and spread mental health and suicide awareness. Editor-in-Chief

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