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Students have increasing confidence their college will protect them from COVID but are beginning to worry about career preparation.
CARES Act funding is being set aside to expand clinical resources at USG and to create a consortium that will develop a long-term mental health services model for the system’s 26 institutions.
Through technology called Occuspace, institutions are able to track foot traffic in their buildings and make safe decisions about limiting capacity.
Partnerships that expand student-centered options for mental health supports can improve access, quality and cost.
From a flag-planting ceremony to the announcement of a new resource center, this week has showed the power of one university’s commitment to its community.
From virtual sessions to live tours of military sites, institutions are finding ways during the COVID-19 pandemic to honor those who served.
Social isolation, health and financial fears, political upheaval and natural disasters are fueling the rising anxiety among college students, whether they’re on campus or online this fall.
A team of students serves as veteran community advocates who look out for their former-military peers across The Ohio State University's colleges and campuses.
Though some note a positive change in lifestyle, many others are struggling with mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic; what colleges can do to help.
A collegiate leadership honor society president offers five ways campus administrators can encourage virtual student interaction this school year to improve student mental health and overall academic success at a time when support is critical.
The college's School of Music faculty spent months designing and sewing the masks, which have small openings specialized to fit each students' instrument.
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