Madison’s Asian American Media Spotlight brings new narratives to light
Upcoming Madison’s Asian American Media Spotlight highlights AAPI experiences, contributions to film
UW-Madison programs aid first-generation students facing unique challenges
First-generation students more likely to experience financial hardship, anxiety, research says
Social workers endorse bills to reduce gun violence, suicides
Gun suicide attempts are fatal, severely depressed, suicidal people should not be allowed to carry guns, national social work group leader says
Heightened student marijuana use could affect campus culture, points to national trend
UW and other college students across the country using the most weed since the 1980s, could cause brain and productivity problems in adulthood
Transfer students struggle during pandemic, but Transfer Transition Program can help
Transferring schools during pandemic was uniquely challenging, transfer coordinator says
Fall semester brings new opportunities for students to incorporate mindfulness into their lives
'The way I think about it is strength conditioning for the mind,' director of meditation training at UW Athletics says
UHS hires nine new mental health providers, three will exclusively serve students of color
[Mental Health Services] has prioritized hiring clinicians specifically to support students of colors Director of UW Mental Health Services says
Marijuana use highest since 80s among college-aged adults
College-aged adult use of marijuana is at historic high, but experts say pandemic, mental health may drive increase
Madison Fire Department launches mental health crisis response team
Comprehensive, prepared responders will be trained to address mental health emergencies in place of police when possible
