Colleges And Universities Are The Front Lines Of Mental Health Support
College and university leaders are increasingly more aware of the challenges students face with mental health and have doubled down on new resources and interventions.
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College and university leaders are increasingly more aware of the challenges students face with mental health and have doubled down on new resources and interventions.
This contribution is part of Molson Coors’ larger $1.5 million donation made through its Celebrate Tomorrow initiative.
As part of its Project Justice initiative, Molson Coors is dedicating $100,000 to Chicago-based nonprofit One Million Degrees (OMD) to provide educational cost relief and wrap-around holistic support to its community college students from underserved communities.
National data shows college enrollment fell another 2.7% in the fall of 2021. It’s a bit larger than the previous fall, when institutions saw a 2.5% drop, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.
Maha Ayesh of Lombard is the first in her extended Palestinian American family to become a police officer, joining the Bartlett Police Department last October. She also is the suburbs' first Muslim female police officer who wears a hijab -- an Islamic head covering.