Buff Family News
- It's the season for common illnesses like the flu, cold and COVID. Here are some tips to help your student stay healthy and what to do if they end up getting sick.
- Family members are often able to identify when their student is in distress and may be the first point of contact for advice or support. If you are concerned about your student, here are a few things you can do to support them.
- Starting out at a new school can be difficult, especially if your student is moving away from friends or family. Here are a few strategies you can use to help your student overcome homesickness this semester.
- Whether or not your student chooses to use alcohol or other drugs, talking with them about how substance use impacts their goals and how they can keep themselves and their friends safer can help support their well-being and success. Here are some tips to help you start the conversation.
- If your student is looking for a part-time job, here are a few reasons why they should consider working on campus this year.
- Living with roommates, whether your student is in the residence halls or off campus, can be a great experience. It may also bring new challenges and responsibilities. Here are some tips to share with your student to help them create a positive living environment and navigate conflict.
- Is your student moving into a new home or apartment off campus soon? Here are tips for a successful move from Off-Campus Housing & Neighborhood Relations (OCHNR) and Student Legal Services (SLS).
- Students may face various challenges during their academic journey, including mental health issues, hospitalization, family emergencies or financial concerns. Each of these challenges can be unexpected and may negatively impact their academic
- Here are some things to know and final reminders for attending the Commencement Ceremony on May 9.
- Students can sometimes make mistakes when things are hectic, like during finals week. These mistakes could be a true accident or an intentional choice to cut corners. Whatever the intentions, actions that violate the Honor Code have consequences