Psy-College-y Today

College students apply insights from psychology to personal issues they face on campus

Isabelle Bank, Alexis Hatcher, Elena Weissmann, Emily Haynes-Simmons

Friends Are the New Family

Although college is largely portrayed as an academic endeavor, other areas of life shouldn’t be neglected so that a degree can be pursued—I’d argue, in fact, that these require even greater attention.

Mentorship...or Psychotherapy?

Mental health and wellness components, increasingly included in peer mentorship programs, result in higher expectations for student sensitivity.

Dorm Room Denial: Using College as a Mask for Addiction

Finding the line between getting crazy and getting hooked.

The Reality of Hook Up Culture

Adults seem to think we’re these emotionless teenagers who have traded relationships for one-night stands, long conversations for heart emojis, romantic dinners for Tindr dates.

Student-Athlete...or Athlete-Student?

Despite what colleges claim, academics doesn’t always end up coming first. Here's an athlete's perspective on why that is.