Online therapy available for students
October 9, 2019
UTSA is introducing Therapy Assistance Online (TAO), an online therapy program developed to address matters related to depression, anxiety and other issues students commonly experience. This program is a self-help service that provides tools to assist students with common mental health issues. 159 students...
Professor explores mental health among college students
November 15, 2018
According to the American College Health Association (ACHA), college students are showing a significant rise in diagnosed mental health conditions, increasing the possibility of hindering academic success. Utilizing a national data survey from the ACHA, researchers wanted to examine changes within diagnoses...
We’re allowed to feel overwhelmed
Leah Feneley
September 27, 2017
My alarm goes off at the same time every morning. I am prepared to stop it without hesitation. I spent the entire night just thinking, worrying. Nothing is wrong, but nothing is right either. I am so tired I cannot see straight, but coffee is not an option, since my heart is already beating as fast a...
National Recovery Month: Addiction and recovery
David Wenske
September 20, 2017
Addiction comes in various forms, but it does not discount the importance of recovery for the affected students. Although the Center for Collegiate Recovery’s (CCR) membership has remained relatively static, according to Assistant Director of Counseling Services Kristen McElroy, it does not deter the...
Study finds that 75% of incidents of sexual misconduct go unreported among UTSA students
Isaac Serna
April 5, 2017
In Texas alone, two of five women and one of five men are affected by sexual assault each year. In an effort to protect students and prevent these crimes from occurring, 13 of the UT System’s 14 institutions, including UTSA, participated in the Cultivating Learning and Safe Environments (CLASE) surve...