"Love in the Time of Fentanyl," a new documentary from director Colin Askey, takes viewers to the frontline of the opioid epidemic. The film provides a closer look into Vancouver's safe injection sites and harm reduction initiatives, while also looking at how addiction has affected the lives of the community.

Students with ADHD are at risk of being without their medicine for an indefinite amount of time, which can be harmful to their academic and personal lives. This ADHD medication shortage needs to be addressed and taken seriously.

Many students struggle to get through college while dealing with mental health issues that may hinder their academic performance or quality of life. By applying for disability accommodations through the Student Disability Resource Office, USC students can receive the resources and assistance they need to succeed. Here’s a guide for the process of applying for accommodations.

According to Gamecock Recovery campus surveys, about 4% to 5% of USC students report being in recovery from substance abuse. According to the director of Substance Abuse Prevention and Education, many college students use addiction as a way to cope with other stressors in life.

Cutting weight is a crucial aspect of wrestling, but for some wrestlers, it can mean sleep and focus issues or even being sent to the hospital as a result of dropping pounds too quickly and carelessly.

College students can be especially vulnerable to developing Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known as seasonal depression, but there are many resources available to offer support and aid in managing the symptoms.