Depression

Through the night

We don’t have to conquer our doubts to achieve well-being, we just have to share them.

By Samuel Roth | Jan 18 09:03 pm ET

Mental Health

In order to raise awareness about mental health, three students share their experiences with depression and support.
Taking depression out by the roots
Your community deserves you whole
Healing the mind, healing the body

By Sarah Ngu, Erik Nook, and Anonymous | Nov 17 08:53 pm ET

Healing the mind, healing the body

Mental health affects both mind and body.

By Anonymous | Nov 17 07:33 pm ET

Taking depression out by the roots

Being well means confronting one's wounds without being overwhelmed by them.

By Sarah Ngu | Nov 17 07:32 pm ET

Your community deserves you whole

The Columbia community will always support you in times of need.

By Erik Nook | Nov 17 07:29 pm ET

In memory of Tina

We all are trying to make sense of the loss.

By Editorial Board | Oct 25 09:51 pm ET

Depressed and in denial

College students' mental health doesn't get the attention it needs.

By Zeba Ahmad | Feb 9 09:35 pm ET

Students shy from counseling services

“My problems are too petty for counseling.” This first-year’s response in an informal, anonymous survey of Columbia students echoed a familiar refrain that both Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS) at Columbia and Furman Counseling Center at Barnard are working hard to dispel.

By Aviva Shen | Apr 19 10:36 pm ET

CU researchers trace causes of depression

New research led by Columbia scientists suggests that depression, often thought to be a purely psychological disorder, can be linked to certain physical characteristics that make individuals more at-risk for the illness.

By Ray Katz | Apr 5 07:28 pm ET

Breadlines turn to Movie Lines in Film Forum’s Month-Long Depression Era Special Feature

From restaurant specials to trite introductions of newspaper articles, the recession has already become the worse cliché of 2009. Popular classic theater Film Forum is the latest venue to capitalize on the recent economic downturn. The monthlong special “Breadlines & Champagne,”,which begins Friday, includes 50 films from the height of the 1930s depression era. The idea may sound cliché, but the films certainly are not.

By Peter Labuza | Feb 6 02:19 am ET

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