Tagged - Mental Health

Is burnout inescapable?

Anyone who’s ever been a student knows that burnout rears its ugly head around the same time every semester, and yet, it’s never easy to prepare for.

Center for Community Engagement holds election watch party

The Center for Community Engagement held a watch party on Nov. 5 for students to watch as states were called for the presidential candidates. 

Notes by Nadia: Can we really trust our favorite influencers?

We rarely see the unglamorous aspects of our favorite influencers’ realities.

Latin honors restructuring approved after SA push

SA endorsed a report March 4 pushing the University administration to make its Latin honors system more “equitable.”  Latin honors…

Notes by Nadia: How to prioritize your mental health

As a person who struggles with anxiety and depression, I’m always trying to find ways to prioritize my mental health.

New UHS grant funds Lyft rides for mental health services

UHS can now provide Lyft rides to students seeking off-campus mental health resources thanks to a one-time grant provided by…

Senior Spotlight: An Evening with Epiphany Adams

Her favorite teacher, taken from her best subject, told her words that would redirect her studies from psychology, to sciences, then back to psychology.

During midterm season, prioritize UR health in advance

It’s been three weeks since classes started, and if you’re like us here at the Campus Times, you’re sick and tired.

How to balance college and mental health

I won’t lie — it’s hard to balance college and emotional well-being. But it’s not impossible to find balance.

Scars, romance, and the minds of youth

I was a Tumblr tween. And unfortunately, I was one of the many, many children who fell victim to the aestheticization of self-harm.