Ryan Day to give keynote speech on mental health Thursday
Ohio State football head coach Ryan Day will give a speech on mental health followed by a Q&A in the Archie M. Griffin Ballroom at the Ohio Uni…
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Bobby McAlpine and Madison Mason to be USG’s next president and vice president
After over a week of campaigning, Ohio State elected Bobby McAlpine and Madison Mason as the next Undergraduate Student Government president and vice president.
USG candidates for president and vice president speak on campaigns, goals if elected ahead of voting deadline
The Undergraduate Student Government election for a new executive branch began at the end of February with two remaining campaigns on the ballot fo…
Get physical: An inside look into student workout instructors, how they hope to empower others
For students looking to get a workout in without leaving campus, look no further than group fitness classes taught daily at the Recreation and Phys…
Student Wellness Center to host annual Love Your Body Week
The Student Wellness Center is hosting a universitywide Love Your Body Week from Feb. 20-24 to help students adopt a more positive body image.
CBSC promotes Black self-care during United Black World Month
The Center for Belonging and Social Change is hosting a self-care workshop centering the Black experience around discussions of mental health in celebration of United Black World Month Thursday.
New Academic Plan to bring changes to enrollment and acceptance, increase diversity
Ohio State’s 2022 Academic Plan highlights changes — some of which are already implemented — to university enrollment that looks to help increase diversity and highlight resources.
Hands-on mental health course to be offered spring semester
Ohio State’s Department of Psychology is offering an interactive, experiential mental health and personal well-being course this spring in an effort to introduce students to evidence-based coping mechanisms for stress, anxiety and depression.
Post-Graduation: how long-term and short-term stress can affect students
As the December 2022 commencement approaches, the thought of graduating can leave students questioning what to do next with pressures about jobs, l…
Wexner Medical Center gets over $1.4 million to develop technology to curb work-related stress
The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation awarded the Wexner Medical Center at Ohio State over $1.4 million Wednesday to develop new technology to reduce work-related stress and burnout.