In Depth

UW-Madison junior Ella Strei stopped going to UHS for mental health care because of the university's cap for one-on-one counseling sessions.

IN-DEPTH

Access to mental health services varies by students' degree

By Peter Coutu | Mar. 29, 2017

Because she was nearing the university’s limit on counseling sessions, Ella Strei chose to stop using University Health Services for mental health care.

After Sigma Phi Epsilon's old house burned down in 2008, the fraternity built a new $2.2 million, 12,500-square-foot living space in 2011. Next year, following the fraternity's termination in 2016, they will rent out the premises, according to Eric Knueve.

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Nearly half of UW-Madison fraternities faced punishment in 2016, documents show

By Peter Coutu | Mar. 1, 2017

A young man, face bright red, covered in vomit and urine, lay slumped in the corner of a basement while a frat party continued.

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