Round of Applause: BU’s Nathan Brewer to Cochair State Subcommittee on Sexual Assault on Campuses
Appointed because of his experience addressing and preventing campus sexual assault
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In Her New Book, How to Thrive at College, BU’s Mathilde Ross Offers Guidance and Reassurance
Student Health Services psychiatrist discusses the major forces—from trauma and poverty to sex and marijuana—impacting mental health of young people.
Navigating Change – Tips for Protecting Your Mind & Body During Times of Transition
Our Student Health Ambassador Peyton discusses prioritizing self-care during times of transition in his HeyBU article here! Read more.
SHS Attends Health Equity Training
On the morning of April 2nd, Student Health Services hosted Dr. Yvette Cozier from Boston University School of Public Health for an all-staff training on health equity in research and clinical care. During the training, healthcare providers and other SHS staff explored the concepts of structural inequities and health disparities and examined how these problems […]
New BU Hub Class Teaches Students How to Navigate the US Healthcare System
Healthcare Literacy 101, a collaboration between former classmates and Student Health Services. Read on to learn more.
A BU Guide for Parents Knowing When to Intervene
Hear from SHS providers on how to support your student during their time in college.
The Flu, Norovirus, Other Respiratory Viruses Are Everywhere
BU Chief Health Officer Judy Platt on how to reduce your risk of getting sick and what to do if you become ill. Read more.