Supporting all your wellbeing needs in one place.

We've put together an easy-to-use list of campus resources that support all the dimensions of your wellbeing. You can search by wellbeing type (emotional, social, financial, etc.), or program type (in person or remote) or even by audience (grad or undergrad). Go ahead, give it a try. You might discover something new!

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  • Mindfulness Meditation Group

    This group, based on the Koru program, is designed for emerging adults to explore mindfulness meditation. Students are encouraged to share experiences and offer support to each other as they learn to integrate and practice mindfulness skills in their lives. Spring 26 meets Mondays, 5-6 pm.
    Levels of Study
    • Undergraduate
    • Graduate
    Locations
    • Charles River Campus
    Dimensions
    • Emotional

  • Newbury Center

    The Newbury Center supports the holistic development and success of first-generation undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. A first-gen undergrad is one whose parents/guardians/caregivers did not earn a 4-year bachelor's degree. A first-gen grad/professional student is one whose parents/guardians/caregivers did not earn an advanced degree like a master's, doctorate, or professional degree.
    Levels of Study
    • Undergraduate
    • Graduate
    Locations
    • Charles River Campus
    • Fenway Campus
    • Medical Campus
    • Study Abroad Programs
    • Virtual
    Dimensions
    • Intellectual
    • Social
    Resources for Student Groups
    • Programs & Events Logistics

  • NITEO: A Leave of Absence Program

    A semester-long intensive program for young adults with mental health conditions who have had an interruption to their higher education via leave of absence. Program combines wellness and resiliency skill-building with academic instruction and coaching to assist students return successfully to their educational environments. * Fee based program
    Levels of Study
    • Undergraduate
    Locations
    • Charles River Campus
    Dimensions
    • Emotional

  • Nourish & Flourish

    This group is a safe space for students to share their experiences, seek support, and work to overcome challenges that come with eating disorder recovery and body image issues. Through education, mindfulness, conversation and connection, students will learn to honor their body and improve relationships with food and exercise. Spring 26 meets Tuesdays, 3:30-4:30 pm. 
    Levels of Study
    • Undergraduate
    • Graduate
    Locations
    • Virtual
    Dimensions
    • Emotional

  • OCD Support Group

    This SHS group is for students struggling with OCD, obsessions and/or compulsions. The group focuses on providing psychoeducation, building skills and creating a safe space for students to share strategies in navigating college and life with OCD-related challenges. SPring 26 meets Thursdays 4:30-5:30 pm.
    Levels of Study
    • Undergraduate
    • Graduate
    Locations
    • Charles River Campus
    Dimensions
    • Emotional

  • Office of the Ombuds

    An independent, impartial, confidential, informal problem-solving resource, where faculty, staff, and students may seek assistance addressing concerns related to life, work, or study at BU.
    Levels of Study
    • Undergraduate
    • Graduate
    Locations
    • Charles River Campus
    • Medical Campus
    Dimensions
    • Emotional
    • Social

  • Overdose Prevention Training

    You can help make your communities safer. Overdose Prevention Training includes an overview of important information about overdoses and how to respond.
    Dimensions
    • Core Needs
    • Physical
    Resources for Student Groups
    • Workshops & Trainings

  • Parenting Resources for Graduate Students

    BU is committed to being a family-friendly campus community for graduate students with children. Here is a list of resources and benefits available for graduate students and their families.
    Levels of Study
    • Graduate
    Locations
    • Charles River Campus
    • Medical Campus
    • Virtual
    Dimensions
    • Social

  • Personal Training @ FitRec

    Personal Training is for everyone! FitRec personal trainers use a multidisciplinary approach to designing exercise programs, and we welcome individuals of all fitness levels, regardless of ability and experience.
    Levels of Study
    • Undergraduate
    • Graduate
    Locations
    • Charles River Campus
    Dimensions
    • Physical

  • Physical Education Classes (PDPs)

    Physical Education (PDP) classes are open to BU full-time undergraduate and graduate students. Students may take up to two per semester for free. From swimming, to group fitness, to dance, there's something for everyone! Classes generally meet once or twice a week at varying times. Most classes are held at the Fitness and Recreation Center.
    Levels of Study
    • Undergraduate
    • Graduate
    Locations
    • Charles River Campus
    Dimensions
    • Intellectual
    • Physical
    • Social