Alcoholic Youth Pt. 1: Anonymous Interviews brings awareness about the dangers of excessive alcohol consumption in college students, through personal testimonies and statistics.Video By: Christian D. H...

Giving faculty and staff a 3 percent pay raise will require $5 million in cuts aimed at  various units of the college given the current budget situation, Louise Love, interim provost and vice president of Academic Affairs, told the first Faculty Senate meeting of the fall semester. Specifically, $2 million will be cut from the Academic Affairs fiscal 2013 budget, she said. Love and Ken Gotsch, vice president of Business Aff...

When people say they’re stressed due to work demands, they might be developing physical disabilities more severe than temporary exhaustion. The next time a boss asks someone to take on more work than usual, he or she might be putting that person’s health at risk.This information is based on data published in March by two separate journals that show stress is prevalent at work, and its effects can lead to long-term disabiliti...

De-stress seminars, counseling services and free massages are some ways Columbia helps students cope with stress before finals and the holidays.Jackie Sowinski-Hamlett, director of Counseling Services and a therapist at Columbia, said identifying triggers is the first step to managing stress.Students had the chance to talk about their end-of-the-semester stressors and triggers at a stress management workshop monitored by Sow...