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Eating disorders don't discriminate—any age, gender, ethnicity or background. Let us be there for each other and help students on campus get the resources they need.

Understanding eating disorders: Insights, challenges and on-campus support

Kanishka Chinnaraj 
March 26, 2025
Patti Norris, mental health clinician and liaison to the dean of students leaves a UAPD vehicle following dispatch in front of the University of Arizona Campus Health on Thursday, Feb. 13 in Tucson, Arizona.

UACMT launches new mental health response program

Ruby Wray
February 26, 2025
A memorial is set up for Minhaj Jamshidi at the volleyball court outside of Arizona Sonora Hall on Sept. 26. Jamshidi was shot on Sept. 22 while playing volleyball.

Students impacted by UA shootings

Gracie Kayko, Arizona Sonoran News
October 3, 2024
COMIC: Rat’s Nest #3

COMIC: Rat’s Nest #3

Olivia Morey
February 28, 2024
COMIC: Rat’s Nest #2

COMIC: Rat’s Nest #2

Olivia Morey
February 12, 2024
COMIC: Rat’s Nest #1

COMIC: Rat’s Nest #1

Olivia Morey
January 29, 2024
COMIC: Creature Comforts #42

COMIC: Creature Comforts #42

Mary Ann Vagnerova
April 23, 2023
COMIC: Birdseed #50

COMIC: Birdseed #50

John Konrad
April 14, 2023
COMIC: Sweet Lil' Stories #3

COMIC: Sweet Lil’ Stories #3

Chloe Raymundo
April 14, 2023
A volunteer gives a University of Arizona student a back rub at the Campus Recreation Center during a Stressbusters event. (Courtesy of Lee Ann Hamilton)

Campus highlights: Volunteer program ‘Stressbusters’ helps UA students de-stress

Skylar Zannini from El Inde Arizona
April 3, 2023
No, you can't catch up on lost sleep, but that doesn't mean UA students won't try, including these students lounging on a Monday morning on the grass near the Student Union Memorial Center during the spring 2023 semester. (Photo by Skylar Zannini, El Inde Arizona)

All you need is love … and sleep, according to UA researchers

Skylar Zannini from El Inde Arizona
March 30, 2023
As the semester begins to wrap up, political cartoonist Dietz argues the University of Arizona has yet to help the community after this past year's events or make amends for the toll the school continues to take on student and faculty mental health.

OPINION: The UA fails to help as toll on community’s mental health continues six months after campus shooting

Dietz
March 24, 2023
An artistic sign welcomes visitors outside of the Counseling and Psych Services office which houses the Campus Eating Disorder Awareness and Recovery Group. The group meets every Tuesday from 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. 

CEDAR plants roots for eating disorder recovery for UA students

Gracie Kayko
March 20, 2023
While it varies from person to person, a "situationship" can be most broadly described as the gray area between two people who aren’t in a labeled relationship but aren’t quite friends either.

OPINION: Your situationship is ruining your life

Olivia Krupp
March 17, 2023
An Arizona women’s swimmer sits ready before competing in the backstroke event on Saturday, Oct. 15, at Hillenbrand Aquatic Center. The Arizona women's swim and dive team would get the win against Grand Canyon University 219-76. 

The pressure of the pool: a DI diver’s view on mental health

Madison Carney
March 17, 2023
Chairs stretch down the waiting area inside the Counseling and Psych Services office. CAPS offices are located on the third floor of the Campus Health Center. 

The CAPS experience: Adaptations to COVID-19, accessibility barriers, innovative programming and more

Sabina Hernandez and Sabina Hernandez
March 16, 2023
COMIC: Mental Health Matters

COMIC: Mental Health Matters

Mary Ann Vagnerova
March 14, 2023
OPINION: Grief is hard to deal with, especially as a college student

OPINION: Grief is hard to deal with, especially as a college student

Kelly Marry
March 14, 2023
The University Religious Council hosted a day of "memory, healing and hope" to memorialize the lives of Arizonans lost to COVID-19 on March 23, 2022, on the University of Arizona Mall in Tucson, Ariz. There were 2,800 flags placed on the lawn, some with handwritten messages, with each flag representing 10 Arizonan lives lost to the virus.

Experts explain the lingering effects of the pandemic on mental health

Erika Howlett
March 14, 2023
Students dealing with trauma may often feel isolated or alone, but there are plenty of resources offered both on campus and within the community that can help students find the support they need.

The impact of trauma on campus: How students are affected, and what they can do

Danielle Hartshorn
March 14, 2023
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