Education

After two years of COVID-19, data guides university mental-health support

By Emily Bamforth

March 7, 2022

(Scoop News Group)

This story was featured in StateScoop Special Report: Data and Analytics (2022)

More Like This

Top Stories

Florida debuts emergency communications tool in wake of Hurricane Milton

By Sophia Fox-Sowell
Massachusetts shuts down payroll system after successful phishing campaign

By Sophia Fox-Sowell
Water utilities are finally finding where all the lead pipes are

By Colin Wood

More Scoops

Georgia capitol building — Georgia capitol building (Getty Images)

Georgia tech chief departing after two years

Georgia Chief Technology Officer Dmitry Kagansky announced he's departing his IT leadership role after two years with the agency.

By Skylar Rispens

Two people walk inside a Medicare Services office on the last day for enrollment in the Medicare Part D program May 15, 2006 in New York City. — (Spencer Platt / Getty Images)

Are state health agencies ready for the COVID-19 emergency to end?

By Lindsay McKenzie Keely Quinlan

(Getty Images)

Maryland health agency resumes posting COVID-19 data

By Benjamin Freed

Maryland’s COVID-19 data still limited weeks after cyberattack

By Benjamin Freed

Hawaii unveils digital COVID-19 ‘health card’

By Colin Wood

Hawaii’s COVID-19 ‘health pass’ still isn’t ready

By Colin Wood

Security vendor says its access of Indiana COVID-19 data was not ‘unauthorized’

By Benjamin Freed

Latest Podcasts

Utah CIO wants to give staff AI ‘superpowers’

AI’s possibilities are exciting state government workers in Tennessee, CIO says

Madhu Gottumukkala

Data ‘a strategic asset’ for state government, says CIO

New Hampshire’s ‘scramble’ to spend ARPA funding

State

City

Modernization

Cybersecurity