University of Mary Washington recognized for mental health services in 2027

The University of Mary Washington has been named to The Princeton Review’s Mental Health Services Honor Roll for 2027, according to UMW News. This recognition places UMW among 76 colleges and universities nationwide and only four in Virginia to receive the distinction.

The honor highlights institutions with accessible mental health services, campus-wide support systems, and wellness programs. UMW’s efforts noted include its peer educator internship, residence-hall wellness conversations, and a 24/7 crisis support line called TimelyCare CrisisNow.

Juliette Landphair, UMW’s associate vice president for health and wellness, emphasized the importance of student input in achieving this recognition. She noted that students view the Talley Center for Counseling Services and Student Health Center as reliable resources.

This recognition reflects UMW’s commitment to supporting student mental health and wellness through comprehensive services and programs designed to foster a supportive campus environment.