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The article discusses the ongoing mental health challenges and student suicides at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), including the death of an 18-year-old student in 2021 and subsequent suicides, highlighting efforts by the university to improve mental health services. Despite initiatives such as increasing counseling staff, launching wellness programs, and forming a wellness coalition, calls from parents and officials for further action persist. A recent open letter urges WPI to collaborate with other institutions to create a large-scale initiative aimed at researching and enhancing student mental health support.
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