Student health

University of California, Berkeley, this week opened a nearly 3,000-square-foot Basic Needs Center that brings together an array of resource-assistance programs.

Basic needs insecurity was a major theme at a recent convening of community college leaders, where presenters also announced several new initiatives focused on expanding the use of adaptive courseware…

A first-of-its-kind government report recognizes the magnitude of food insecurity on college campuses and calls on officials to better inform students about their eligibility for food assistance benefits.

Five student leaders share their struggles with food and housing insecurity, and what colleges can do to better support their communities.

Colleges and universities are investing significantly in campus food pantries, according to a new report published by The Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice.

A new study finds that, among college students with clinically significant mental health problems, students of color are much less likely than white students to receive diagnoses and treatment.

Slated to open in early October, the Hoya Hub will provide access to free non-perishable food items for members of the Georgetown University community experiencing food insecurity.

A growing number of instructors are proactively and directly telling students that they care about their well-being and personal lives to ensure that students will seek help when needed.

The Trump administration’s new rules on health insurance may significantly increase the cost of health care for graduate students, experts on health care in higher education worry.

A new study suggests that providing college students with a forum to discuss mental health issues with their peers increases awareness and reduces stigma.