Tag: depression

Fall term on campus is often filled with the excitement of returning from co-op or summer break. Even students who have been in classes all…

Mandatory attendance policies in college are not as useful or necessary as most professors and administrators think. A university should not be responsible for ensuring…

By now, the “Winter Term Blues” have settled in as we reach the halfway point of the term. The clouded, dreary days seem endless, especially…

College is a stressful time, to say the least. There are exams, essays, presentations, club meetings, social activities and, of course, the existential process of…

A Drexel University honors student is taking her business to the next level, printing the first book of her children’s series on mental health awareness.…

A Drexel University student is using their co–op experience to work toward a unique approach to tackle a very serious issue — mental health awareness.…

Officials across the university are coming together to consolidate wellness efforts with the formation of Drexel University’s first-ever wellness committee, which is also expected to…

Whether it’s through a friend, family member, personal experience or the news, most college students have encountered mental health issues. Mental health problems can affect…

Drexel University public health students and professionals gathered in Nesbitt Hall Nov. 14 to listen to “Depression’s got a hold of me: Gender differences and…

Taking a gap year to focus on getting to a better place mentally is choosing to invest in ourselves, rather than slowly disintegrating. But this…