Will colleges spend their COVID funds on mental health resources?

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Reported by Higher Ed Dive, the U.S. Department of Education has been encouraging colleges to use their federal COVID relief funds, some of which are specifically earmarked to be spent on directly assisting students, on mental health resourcing. Pointing to initiatives such as the University of Riverside’s 24/7 crisis support, Sinclair Community College’s hiring of a social worker and the University of Texas at San Antonio’s telehealth expansion, including all-day online counseling for in-need students.

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