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Someone committed suicide in Mill Hall last year
I am wondering which room that person was living in. 
Apparently, the reason we have locks on the windows is because someone jumped out last year.
Apparently, the reason we have locks on the windows is because someone jumped out last year.
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Ah ****, it can't be THAT bad living in Mill Hall! There's no need to kill yourself about it!
...On a serious note, now I'm feeling a little creeped out. It must've been from the 3rd floor...where I am....*hides*
...On a serious note, now I'm feeling a little creeped out. It must've been from the 3rd floor...where I am....*hides*
I remember my psychology teacher telling us that when he was in uni they had to put bars on windows because of the amount of people jumping out Makes uni sound very encouraging lol
Makes uni sound very encouraging lol
I don't go to Brunel or anything, but I saw this thread on the recent activity list.
Anyway, I should probably point out that suicides in halls of residence are far more common than gets out. My sister was at an (admittedly large) hall in Edinburgh Uni and in one year at least three people did themselves in.
Someone in my hall in first year also did, admittedly at home, and allegedly over some relationship issue. I'd never have heard about it other than my friend got his room.
Universities try to keep it all rather quiet, for obvious reasons.
Anyway, I should probably point out that suicides in halls of residence are far more common than gets out. My sister was at an (admittedly large) hall in Edinburgh Uni and in one year at least three people did themselves in.
Someone in my hall in first year also did, admittedly at home, and allegedly over some relationship issue. I'd never have heard about it other than my friend got his room.
Universities try to keep it all rather quiet, for obvious reasons.
Libertinus Septentrionalis
I don't go to Brunel or anything, but I saw this thread on the recent activity list.
Anyway, I should probably point out that suicides in halls of residence are far more common than gets out. My sister was at an (admittedly large) hall in Edinburgh Uni and in one year at least three people did themselves in.
Someone in my hall in first year also did, admittedly at home, and allegedly over some relationship issue. I'd never have heard about it other than my friend got his room.
Universities try to keep it all rather quiet, for obvious reasons.
Anyway, I should probably point out that suicides in halls of residence are far more common than gets out. My sister was at an (admittedly large) hall in Edinburgh Uni and in one year at least three people did themselves in.
Someone in my hall in first year also did, admittedly at home, and allegedly over some relationship issue. I'd never have heard about it other than my friend got his room.
Universities try to keep it all rather quiet, for obvious reasons.
which halls of residence at edinburgh?
Andy Pipkin
I am wondering which room that person was living in.
Apparently, the reason we have locks on the windows is because someone jumped out last year.
Apparently, the reason we have locks on the windows is because someone jumped out last year.
ye i heard bwt tht but now they said if u want ur window full open u can get someone to do it for u
There is a poster up about it down by entrance 5 on the ground floor. I only noticed it yesterday evening.
I only noticed it yesterday evening.oo i havent seen the poster. someone told me bwt it a while ago.. quite sad
kmtd
Why the **** did you have to post that on here?
Where else can I post it?
I don't think it's a topic suited to a forum like this. Especially where there might well be people connected with the incident.
Unfortunately, students often try to, and do, take their lives. It's something everyone at university should be aware of, students need to stick together and look out for each other. There should be discussion about it, but there's no need to be childish about it, it's not creepy or weird, it's just sad **** that happens.
Unfortunately, students often try to, and do, take their lives. It's something everyone at university should be aware of, students need to stick together and look out for each other. There should be discussion about it, but there's no need to be childish about it, it's not creepy or weird, it's just sad **** that happens.
Libertinus Septentrionalis
I don't go to Brunel or anything, but I saw this thread on the recent activity list.
Anyway, I should probably point out that suicides in halls of residence are far more common than gets out. My sister was at an (admittedly large) hall in Edinburgh Uni and in one year at least three people did themselves in.
Someone in my hall in first year also did, admittedly at home, and allegedly over some relationship issue. I'd never have heard about it other than my friend got his room.
Universities try to keep it all rather quiet, for obvious reasons.
Anyway, I should probably point out that suicides in halls of residence are far more common than gets out. My sister was at an (admittedly large) hall in Edinburgh Uni and in one year at least three people did themselves in.
Someone in my hall in first year also did, admittedly at home, and allegedly over some relationship issue. I'd never have heard about it other than my friend got his room.
Universities try to keep it all rather quiet, for obvious reasons.
Ditto...
Heard about a few suicides in Leicester Uni too, a couple from Mary Gee (which wasn't even supposed to be used for accomodation this year) and some other random blocks in the past few years.
Unfortunately University is a large concentration of people in suicide risk list - late teens and early twenties, males in particular.
Ah, well that told me then, eh?
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