by jmontelewp | Oct 23, 2026 | Students
Congratulations to public health major Ankush Govil! Ankush and his teammates presented at the PAMA (Performing Arts Medicine Association) symposium at Weill Cornell Medical School in NYC in July. PAMA is an international organization dedicated to sharing ideas and...
by jmontelewp | Oct 12, 2026 | Students
“Pause Before the Next Puff, Pill, or Pour” addresses how student substance use has shifted from rebellion to a coping mechanism for stress, anxiety, and social pressure. While vaping, drinking, or taking pills can feel like a quick fix to regain control or take...
by jmontelewp | Sep 28, 2026 | Students
College burnout often gets brushed off as part of the deal, like being exhausted is just what comes with being a student. But running on empty is anything but normal. It harms your sleep, mood, and immune system; affects how you show up for the people around you; and...
by jmontelewp | Sep 9, 2026 | Get Involved, Program Announcements, Students
Did you catch the spring edition of the PHZ? Check it out online or pick up a copy in Caroline Richardson Building and at various other locations around campus. This issue is entitled “Comparing US Healthcare to the Rest of the World.” Want to get involved...
by jmontelewp | Aug 31, 2026 | Events, Students
Undergraduate Public Health Studies students will showcase their research and internships from study abroad in a poster display. They will be present to discuss their experiences with students interested in studying abroad. Free food from Empanola! Thursday, September...
by jmontelewp | Aug 20, 2026 | Students
In the spring of 2025, there were over 12 water boil advisories put in effect across the city of New Orleans, highlighting the growing frequency of disruptions to the city’s aging water infrastructure (Curtis). If there is a threat of unsafe drinking water, the New...
