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Addressing Hazing in College: Recognizing Signs and Implementing Solutions
Hazing, a harmful initiation practice, continues to plague college campuses across the world, endangering students' physical and emotional well-being. We delve into the signs of hazing and proposes effective solutions to curb this issue, fostering safer and more...
Suicide Prevention Month – Make a Difference!
As we observe Suicide Prevention Month, let’s remember that preventing suicide is a collective effort. ‘In Her Name’ organization has provided some ways you can actively contribute to suicide prevention.
Game On! College Football Tailgating Traditions
Football season is around the corner and every college or university has its own special traditions surrounding the games, tailgating being one of the most prominent traditions.
College Freshmen: The Art of Making Friends
Making friends in college is an important aspect of your overall experience. Here are some tips to get you started. Don’t be afraid to take the first step!
College Apps for Success & Safety
College life can be both exciting and challenging, when you’re juggling academics, socializing, and personal growth. Fortunately, technology has come to the rescue!
COLLEGE 911: Is your college student prepared for an emergency?
How can you help your new college student be prepared to handle an emergency? We’ve laid out a 3-step plan to set up a safety net around your student.
College Safety: Drink Smart, Stay Safe
Drinking alcohol is part of the college experience for many students. Being able to recognize the signs of alcohol poisoning can literally save a life!
College Survival in the ‘Red Zone’
In college the term “Red zone” refers to a period during the first six weeks of the fall semester, a dangerous time when risky behaviors prevail.
College Freshmen: How to Proactively Manage Stress
College freshmen can take several proactive steps to help manage and reduce stress. Here are some strategies, find the one(s) that work for you!
College Freshmen Stressors!
College freshmen often face these common stressors. College freshmen need to be aware of these stressors and to SEEK SUPPORT when needed.
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