Madison Ash Lignell’s story is equal parts beautiful and heartbreaking. The mechanical engineering graduate “made a lifetime of impact in his 26 years,” according to mom Jordana who is seeking answers and raising awareness in the wake of his death by suicide.
A team of College of Engineering faculty and staff newly trained as mental wellness champions will visit all 17 first-year courses this quarter to show their commitment to the care and support
As college students begin their learning experience in an environment different from anything they had previously known, many face challenges that affect them throughout their college careers. While some of these challenges
The Office of the Dean of Students has seen an increase in mental health related referrals and severity of mental health challenges in spring quarter. As we approach the end of the
Calling all first-year engineering students. We need your help! We’re participating in a first-of-its-kind nationwide study of mental wellness among Engineering students and its effects on persistence in engineering programs and we
As nearly every aspect of college life has been upended by the COVID-19 pandemic, schools around the country have been forced to quickly close campuses, put locks on laboratory doors and convert
