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How one university is creating space for people to process the pandemic’s damage.

Governor Hochul Announces $50 Million Available to Increase Student Access to Mental Health Services.

Colleges struggle to respond to clusters of suicides among their students.

JMUs annual Walk for Hope, organized by the Counseling Center, raises awareness for suicide prevention and mental health resources.

Colder temperatures, wind — and even some snow — did not stop over 400 James Madison University students, staff and other members of the community from participating in the Walk

Hawks Mind, a program through KU’s Center for Community Outreach, has partnered with Active Minds, a mental health advocacy organization, to host the Send Silence Packing event on campus. This

The exhibit is called Send Silence Packing where each backpack represents the 1,100 students who lose their lives to suicide every year.

College students are increasingly turning to each other or to support groups to work on mental health struggles that began or intensified with COVID.

College students are increasingly turning to each other or to support groups to work on mental health struggles that began or intensified with COVID.

College students are increasingly turning to each other or to support groups to work on mental health struggles that began or intensified with COVID.