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Ever since she committed to DePaul in early spring, freshman Lauren Hunt was eager to take advantage of DePaul’s counseling services. But when Hunt reached out for help, the university left her in the dark. Two weeks ago, Hunt took the first step towards treating her mental health by calling UCS to receive her first...

The Connecticut Colleges and University System is literally giving out money to its students.

Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff, a top Democrat in the Connecticut General Assembly, is...

Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff, a top Democrat in the Connecticut General Assembly, is...

Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff, a top Democrat in the Connecticut General Assembly, is...

From: Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat Today, Minister of Digital Government, the Honourable Joyce Murray, met with post-secondary students from Memorial University of Newfoundland and was joined by Gudie Hutchings, Member of Parliament for Long Range Mountains, to discuss youth recovery investments from Budget 2021: A Recovery Plan for Jobs, Growth, and Resilience. Today, Minister of Digital Government, the Honourable Joyce Murray, met with post-secondary students from Memorial University ...

On April 19, the Federal government announced their 2021 budget — the first since 2019.  While this budget has a heavier focus on transitioning from an emergency response to a recovery response in the wake of COVID-19, there are some proposals specifically which aim to benefit and support youth, students and postgraduates across the country. Some of the proposals that will directly impact post-secondary students include calls for more student financial support like waiving interest on studen...

SA drops partnership with mental health app due to financial concerns Annabelle Gordon | Asst. Photo Editor A pilot program with 4,000 students signed up for My Student Support would have cost about $215,000. Facebook Google+ The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider donating today to support our mission. Student Association will no longer pursue a partnership with a mental health app the organization has been working to bring to Syracu...

With its partnership with Morneau Shepell, OU is now able to offer the same mental health benefits to out-of-state students that stayed home due to COVID-19.

ATHENS, Ohio — Ohio University has partnered with Morneau Shepell to provide all students — including those at regional campuses, living out of state or enrolled in online courses —