Smoking statistics don't seem to be sinking in
by April Hathaway in Health
What is the number one cause of preventable death in America, killing more people than auto accidents, homicide, AIDS, drugs and fires combined? Tobacco.
The University Health Center: not so convenient?
by April Hathaway in Health
The University Health Center is supposed to be a place of convenience where students can go to keep healthy; a place that provides quality health care and support. But how helpful is the University Health Center?
Depression no longer the most common mental problem in college
by April Hathaway in Health
In a 2005 survey of college students, the American College Health Association-National College Health Assessment's found that 19.6% of students experienced depression and 13.4% of students experienced anxiety disorder.
An up-close look at self-image on campus
by Krystel Momplaisir in Health
Here's what UAlbany students have to say when they look in the mirror.
Tips on avoiding the "Freshman 15" and STDs
by Krystel Momplaisir in Health
The "Freshman 15" is a phenomenon that leaves freshmen with an extra 15 pounds at the end of their first collegiate year. An equally prevalent phenomenon on campus is unprotected sex. Here are some ways to avoid the extra weight and stay sexually healthy.
Mental instability may be a concern for fellow students
by Krystel Momplaisir in Health
With the Virginia Tech Shootings in our not so distant memories, mental health is a hot issue on college campuses. Here is what Dr. Peter Vellis, UAlbany's Director of Student Health Services, had to say about being a therapist at the university.
2008 Woodie Awards
