First-year students are adjusting to college life and sharing their experiences and tips on how they manage stress, time and workload. Randolph Brooks discusses major stressors on first-year students and their mental health.
Senate Bill 568 proposes creating a task force to prepare North Carolina for psychedelic-assisted therapy amid growing evidence these treatments could revolutionize mental health care, especially for veterans and treatment-resistant patients.
Long COVID affects mental health for two-thirds of patients, causing symptoms like brain fog and depression, complicating recovery and daily life, especially for students already navigating college.
Senior Staff Writer Sophia Robertson points out ways students unintentionally sabotage their semester, offering practical advice with insight from one of NC State’s University Advising and Exploratory Studies advisors.
Ambition can be a double-edged sword, sharpening success on one side, and cutting into one’s well-being on the other. At NC State, a community of care helps students carry it safely.
