In an academic culture that claims to be aware of and committed to prioritizing mental health, it’s necessary to investigate why said prioritization of mental health is still failing to take place within student cultures and in student-teacher dynamics.

Recent news on campus mental health includes the introduction of a new telehealth service and Uncle Joe’s focus on suicide prevention efforts.

Uncle Joe’s taught around 25 students how to assess and help prevent suicidal ideation among their peers at a workshop, Friday

Washington University students will be able to access a variety of mental and medical health services from telehealth provider TimelyCare, starting in November

Fall Break should be a time for rest — that doesn’t happen when students have assessments right when they get back.

Student Union’s 2021-2022 platform includes plans to address health, equity and connection on campus.

After suspending in-person counseling during the pandemic, Uncle Joe’s has reopened for the fall semester

Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts is one of the most grueling places to be a Washington University student. It needs to better serve its students.

Wellness days aren’t the answer to student mental health problems at Wash. U.; we need improved, equitable mental health services.

Introverts and extroverts at Washington University have experienced the pandemic differently, due to fewer opportunities for environmental stimulation