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Wellness
fromPsychology Today
3 months agoSense of Belonging in College: Hard to Find, Hard to Measure
A sense of belonging is essential for mental health.
Many college students in America struggle with loneliness.
Measuring belonging can improve student support.
The Surgeon General has highlighted loneliness as an epidemic.
Mental health
fromPsychology Today
2 months agoCollege Mental Health: 8 Essential Mindsets
College students often struggle with mental health; it's normal and they are not alone.
Mental health skills can be learned and developed during college.
There's a need to openly discuss and better support students' mental health.
Wellness
fromPsychology Today
3 months agoSense of Belonging in College: Hard to Find, Hard to Measure
A sense of belonging is essential for mental health.
Many college students in America struggle with loneliness.
Measuring belonging can improve student support.
The Surgeon General has highlighted loneliness as an epidemic.
Mental health
fromPsychology Today
2 months agoCollege Mental Health: 8 Essential Mindsets
College students often struggle with mental health; it's normal and they are not alone.
Mental health skills can be learned and developed during college.
There's a need to openly discuss and better support students' mental health.
#binge-drinking
Parenting
fromPsychology Today
2 months ago6 Signs Your College Student Has a Drinking Problem
One in four college students reported binge drinking recently.
Parental influence can significantly affect a college student's drinking behavior.
Support from parents is crucial if binge drinking becomes frequent.
Universities can provide resources for students struggling with alcohol.
Parenting
fromPsychology Today
2 months ago6 Signs Your College Student Has a Drinking Problem
One in four college students reported binge drinking recently.
Parental influence can significantly affect a college student's drinking behavior.
Support from parents is crucial if binge drinking becomes frequent.
Universities can provide resources for students struggling with alcohol.
fromLos Angeles Times
1 month agoTicket scams, treacherous cliffs: Officials warn of danger at 'Deltopia' spring break rager
Deltopia, an unsanctioned street party in Isla Vista, poses risks like overindulgence and violence, prompting increased warnings and law enforcement vigilance to prevent chaos.
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Online Community Development
fromInside Higher Ed | Higher Education News, Events and Jobs
2 months agoShort-term service learning experiences help college students
College students struggle to balance academic and personal responsibilities, causing stress.
Goucher College's micro-experience initiative enhances student engagement in service learning.
Service opportunities adapted to fit the modern college student's constrained schedule.
fromHer Campus
3 months agoCareer TikToker @Hannagetshired Wants You To Use Social Media To Land Your Next Job
Historically, the job search was really limited to either the people you knew personally, or the jobs you could apply to directly. But because there's so much visibility...it's created this massive opportunity for people to use it to their advantage.
Miscellaneous
Wellness
fromScienceDaily
4 months agoYes, college students gain holiday weight too -- but in the form of muscle not fat
Even a small holiday weight gain can have lasting negative health effects if not addressed.
College students gain muscle instead of fat during the holidays, contrasting with older adults.
fromPsychology Today
6 months agoWhy Do More Women Than Men Choose To Become Vegetarians?
The Baltimore-based Vegetarian Resource Group has, for 30 years, periodically commissioned national polls on what Americans eat. In 1994, 1% of their respondents said they did not eat any kind of animal flesh. By 2022, the percentage of Americans who were vegetarian or vegan had jumped six-fold.
Women in technology
fromBusiness Insider
9 months agoGoodbye backpacks. The cool kids are going back to school with a $155 Longchamp tote in hand.
"Everybody wants to give off old-money vibes nowadays. College students want to look cute, but classy as well," Ansuya Dulal, a 19-year-old Ohio State University student, told Business Insider. "That was the niche I wanted to get into, and then I found Le Pliage."
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