As New York City’s budget tightens, its wealthiest universities are bigger and richer than ever. Now, some officials think it’s time for the schools to pay more in taxes.
Raleigh Police and NC State University Police were previously looking into a report of a sexual assault of a student. However, as the investigation progressed, police found that the incident didn't occur as it was originally described to police.
What would students do to ease stress if they were responsible for health and wellness on their campuses? Student Voice asked and students answered, with ideas ranging from mental health check-ins and wellness days to study groups and free food. Sragvi Pattanaik, a junior at the University of Maryland at College Park, knows something about dealing with stress. She’s majoring in neurobiology and psychology and hopes to become a doctor—no easy feat. She’s an on-campus crisis counselor who’s passionate about student wellness, both physical and emotional, and she also uses her TikTok to promote mental health awareness. So what would Pattanaik do first to reduce students’ stress if she were responsible for collegiate health and wellness? Ensure access to one-on-one counseling services at no cost to students.
