Minding the mind matters in college
The first year of college is not always "the best years" of life, and acknowledging that can help students feel less alone
The fall mental health struggle
With a new school year upon us, the shift between seasons can bring its own set of triumphs and challenges
“The Anxious Generation” and our lives
Jonathan Haidt attended Mock Con last year. What does his book mean for us?
‘The Zombie Life’ explores life and death
Witty, thrilling and uncomfortable, Professor Chris Gavaler crafts a profound message about the value of living
Mental health and media intimidation
The occasional dehumanization journalists face can clash with the modern sentiment that we should preserve our mental health
Students receive less care from short-staffed university counseling center
The counseling center is down three providers, leaving students with longer wait times between appointment
“I’ve been so disconnected:” First-years say post-pandemic burnout is real
Students are struggling with disengagement and apathy now that campus has returned to pre-pandemic norms
New club talks student-athlete mental health
GAMA will bring together student-athletes to lift each other up and talk about mental health
Mental health and addiction issues climbing in Lexington
The pandemic has drawn attention away from skyrocketing mental health problems and overdose deaths in Lexington and other rural communities
Yik Yak app sparks both connection and concern on W&L campus
Some students and faculty say the app breeds cyberbullying and discrimination
University counseling revamped
The counseling center provides new hires and expanded services this year
Winter term mental health days let students recharge
A look into how six students spent their days off