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Review research, recommendations on student mental health effects of the pandemic

Most disability services providers are reporting an increase in students with mental health disorders since the start of the pandemic. In their article “The COVID‐19 pandemic and students’ mental health” in New Directions for Student Services, Krista M. Soria, Bonnie Horgos, and Brayden J. Roberts outline the prevalence of these disorders among students during the pandemic and provide recommendations for campuses to support students’ mental health.