Physical & Mental Health

In the wake of the pandemic, it’s time to rethink how we approach campus mental health, says Elisa Bolton.

By Elisa Bolton

For some historically Black colleges, this is a breakthrough year -- despite the long odds created by the pandemic. Morgan State, North Carolina A&T and Spelman are having notable years.

Though infections are still ever-present, cases of COVID-19 are slowing down at colleges and universities.

A Boston College student organization is accusing administrators of using public gathering policies to restrict their free speech and prevent them from criticizing the institution.

Judges have dismissed many of the cases seeking refunds for shifts to virtual learning, but some are going to trial, and at least two colleges have settled.

The last year was particularly challenging for newly minted college presidents, who set aside long-term visions to rally around a common goal: get through the pandemic.

Boston University mental health experts published a set of guides for helping students who take leaves of absence for psychological reasons.

Student Joseph Maronski reflects on mental health and what higher ed leaders and staff have done this past year to support their campus communities.

By Joseph Maronski