Remote learning can be challenging, but it’s important to stay productive and engaged to set a good tone for the rest of the semester. Here are five tips to help you survive.
College is difficult for many people. If you or a friend is struggling with suicidal thoughts, here are some ways to help.
Key issues include the future of Greek Life and mental health on campus.
In response to the failure to partner with Behavioral Health Resources, WashU plans to create another task force. We need action, not another committee.
While the University announced in May that they implement changes to campus mental health crisis response, a recent Student Life investigation found that the future of this initiative is uncertain.
In the long run, suppressing our negative feelings is worse for us than acknowledging them.
The University had plans to partner with Behavioral Health Response, a local non-profit, but the two parties could not come to an agreement.
The end of daylight savings time ushers in some dark and cold months. Scene writers put together a list of things that improve their mood when the weather is getting them down.
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.
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