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Borrowers With Disabilities Sue Trump Administration Over Denied Debt Relief

Two women with disabilities accused the Education Department in a new lawsuit of unlawfully closed their applications for debt relief...
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Opinion

What to Know About AI and Mental Health

Many students are turning to AI for their mental health needs—a fact campuses ignore at their peril.

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Opinion

Sometimes Stress Is Just Stress

As a faculty member, how can you validate students’ feelings without affirming a self-diagnosis?

A male doctor wearing a face mask, white lab coat and blue gloves holds a dose of MMR vaccine in a syringe.

Measles Cases Spread on College Campuses

As the virus surges nationwide, experts say campuses are especially susceptible to outbreaks. Some institutions are already handling infections among their students.

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College Dining Halls Embrace Plant-Forward Menus

More institutions are pledging to increase their plant-based options in the name of sustainability, health and consumer demand. Students like the new fare—so long as dishes aren’t advertised as vegan or meatless.

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Safeguarding the Integrity of College Sport

Jim Borchers, president and CEO of the U.S. Council on Athletes’ Health, argues that the rise of sports betting is corrupting college sports and harming young athletes. 

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How Excessive Phone Use Can Hinder Student Success

A majority of college students spend over four hours a day on their phone, negatively impacting their mental health and focus.

The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house, at University of California, Berkeley, seen with a poster hanging at their entrance celebrating a party for parents in conjunction with the Delta Gamma sorority on March 15, 2024, in Berkeley, Calif.

Student Drinking Habits Informed by Parent Attitudes

Recent research from Washington State University finds that students who binge drink are more likely to be involved in Greek life or to have grown up with parents who were permissive about alcohol.