From awareness to action: The power of mental health education in suicide prevention
With rising concerns about mental health and its impact on student well-being, the need for mental health education has never been more pressing.
With rising concerns about mental health and its impact on student well-being, the need for mental health education has never been more pressing.
Sept. 15 through Oct. 15 is a momentous time for Hispanic communities across the United States as they celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
Alzheimer’s disease is a serious brain condition that gradually affects a person’s memory, thinking, and ability to do everyday tasks. It is the most common type of dementia, affecting millions of people worldwide, particularly the elderly.
While it is difficult to transition from summer break to school, Saint Leo University plays a role in making the transition into a new semester smooth and fun!
Friendships can take time to form, since it takes time to know people truly. People are always changing, and it makes it more difficult to fully connect with them.
Moving to or returning to campus always brings a mix of feelings. There is the excitement of a new semester starting, the thrill of having your own space, and the joy of living with friends.
Many students find it essential to pick up a job to not only pay their college expenses, but to also make lasting memories apart from academics.
For Floridians, this period from June 1 to Nov. 30 brings not just the promise of summer storms, but the very real threat of hurricanes that can reshape lives and landscapes.
April marks Alcohol Awareness Month, a time for reflection and action on the pervasive issue of alcohol abuse in society.
Everyone passes through that phase of teenagerhood in which adulthood seems to be the most expected phase and the best event possible in life. Many people do not understand the burden of adulthood until the tax season arrives, or it is time to deal with finances.
