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Princeton wants to help students in mental health crises. Can it succeed?
Raphaela GoldAmidst a nationwide mental health crisis, Princeton has leveraged its resources and made significant efforts to improve its systems, but continues to face challenges in responding to an ongoing youth mental health crisis. In interviews with students, administrators, faculty, and experts, the ‘Prince’ chronicles a story of gaps in care, limited flexibility during emergencies, and the ever-present academic pressures that can clash with students’ mental health needs.
Amidst a nationwide mental health crisis, Princeton has leveraged its resources and made significant efforts to improve its systems, but continues to face challenges in responding to an ongoing youth mental health crisis. In interviews with students, administrators, faculty, and experts, the ‘Prince’ chronicles a story of gaps in care, limited flexibility during emergencies, and the ever-present academic pressures that can clash with students’ mental health needs.
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Yale University to join Research Collections and Preservation Consortium (ReCAP)
David YunYale University has joined Princeton, Columbia, Harvard, and the New York Public Library in one of the world’s largest library and archives preservation repositories and shared collections, Research Collections and Preservation Consortium, also known as ReCAP.
Yale University has joined Princeton, Columbia, Harvard, and the New York Public Library in one of the world’s largest library and archives preservation repositories and shared collections, Research Collections and Preservation Consortium, also known as ReCAP.