What does it really mean to “Always Look Out for Each Other”? It means being more than a bystander. It means being an active bystander. An active bystander is someone who sees that another person may be in trouble—and chooses to do something. Maybe it’s a friend...
College homesickness is something many new college students experience, especially during the first few weeks and months away from family, friends, and familiar routines. Starting college is exciting. It’s a time filled with new people, new experiences, more...
College hazing can turn what should be an exciting opportunity to make friends and find your community into an experience that can put students at risk. Joining a sorority or fraternity, athletic team, student organization, club, campus ministry, or other group can be...
September is National Suicide Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness, reduce the stigma surrounding mental health, and remind college students that asking for help is a sign of strength—not weakness. College can be an exciting time of independence, new...
College can be exciting, but it can also come with academic pressure, changing relationships, homesickness, loneliness, financial stress, and the challenge of figuring out who you are. For some college students, everyday stress can start to feel overwhelming. You...
Campus Safety Awareness Month in September is a great reminder for every new college student to think about safety while navigating this exciting new chapter of life. Starting college means more independence. You’re meeting new people, exploring campus, going to...
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