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In higher education, supporting mental wellness goes beyond apps and yoga sessions-it requires institutional commitment, collaborative efforts, and a shift in campus culture. Whether you’re a job seeker, a campus leader, or a faculty member navigating the demands of the field, these insights can help you better understand–and contribute to–the growing movement to prioritize mental health in higher ed. From addressing student loneliness to supporting staff well-being, here’s a quick roundup of reads worth your time.
This thoughtful read offers practical tips and emotional support for navigating the ups and downs of job hunting. Learn how to protect your peace, build resilience, and keep perspective while chasing your next role.
In the wake of rising loneliness, this article explores strategies to help students build meaningful social connections on campus.
Compassion isn’t just a buzzword, but a large part of maintaining well-being, especially in high-pressure academic environments.
Athletes face unique stressors. This article examines how colleges are working to better support their mental health needs.
In this HigherEdJobs Podcast episode, psychologist Amy Hoch shares how Rowan University is reshaping student well-being by integrating prevention, community input, and inclusive practices into campus life-going beyond the traditional wellness model.
