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In a new episode of the Quadcast, University of Miami President Julio Frenk, MD, MPH, PhD, discusses how he has…
Main Stories In an op-ed in USA Today, Scott A. Bass, a professor and provost emeritus at American University’s…
As the U.S faces declining international student enrollment, a new American Council on Education report calls for a…
Main Stories WGBH’s Kirk Carapezza reports on the Healthy Minds Study data from the fall of 2020, which showed…
The Justice Department withdrew its lawsuit that alleged Yale University violated federal civil-rights law by discriminating against white and Asian-American…
Welcome to the new MCFeed! As you can see, we have a new logo, which attempts to depict…
On the Quadcast this week, our topic is students taking the lead in creating change in college mental health. We…
Stephan Bisaha of Kansas News Service spoke with four college students who reflected on a semester marked by distance, isolation…
President Biden has proposed immigration reform that would make it easier for international students who earn graduate degrees…
A segment on PBS Newshour explores the pandemic’s impact on college students’ mental health as campus life, tradition and structure…
In collaboration with the American Council on Education, the Mary Christie Foundation is holding a webinar exploring the links between…
Newly released data about the Common App confirms what has been reported anecdotally: first-generation students from low income…
In collaboration with the American Council on Education, the Mary Christie Foundation is holding a webinar exploring the links between…
A segment on PBS Newshour explores the pandemic’s impact on college students’ mental health as campus life, tradition and structure…
Newly released data about the Common App confirms what has been reported anecdotally: first-generation students from low income…
We are pleased to present the first Mary Christie Quarterly of 2021, a year when the health and…
The Center for Collegiate Mental Health at Penn State released its 2020 annual report, summarizing the state of…
The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Race on Campus newsletter reports that students of color sometimes find it difficult…
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine is hosting a webinar, Mental Health, Substance Use, and Wellbeing in…
On December 31st, Maryland Congressman Jamie Raskin lost his son Tommy to suicide. In a beautiful and heartbreaking…
The Crimson reports that Harvard’s Undergraduate Council launched a petition calling on the school to strengthen support for international…
Students, faculty and staff at institutions of higher education report mass burnout when reflecting on 2020 and planning for 2021. While…
A newly published study in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (JAACAP) reports that COVID-19…
A federal judge blocked enforcement of the Trump administration’s executive order barring diversity training it regards as “divisive” in federally…
In our final Quadcast episode of 2020, President Lee Pelton of Emerson College spoke about student mental health, the pandemic,…
The Nevada Independent highlighted the pandemic’s impact on University of Nevada students’ mental health. One student told the newspaper, “Now…
The Florida Gators have been under close scrutiny after basketball player Keyontae Johnson collapsed in a game on December 12.…
The American Council on Education released the results of their latest Pulse Point Survey of college presidents showing that the…
In a column in Inside Higher Ed, Ray Schroeder asks, in the face of the emerging “mental health epidemic…
The Rutgers Center for Minority Serving Institutions and the Human Rights Campaign Foundation recently released a report analyzing…
Tomorrow, the Chronicle is hosting the final session in a series of webinars examining race and class in higher education.…
The Stanford Daily reports that social isolation is taking a toll on students’ mental health, with many reporting worsening…
Higher Ed Dive reports that a federal judge reinstated the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which allows unauthorized…
Experts are concerned that Thanksgiving travel and gatherings could cause another surge of the coronavirus – “a surge…
In The Conversation, Neuroscience professors at Carleton University in Canada discuss the cumulative toll that pandemic-related stress is having…
Frustrated by the limitations of colleges’ verbal condemnation of violence against unarmed Black people and stated commitment to anti-racial…
The McFeed is a weekly roundup of news and research on the health and wellness of college students.