Success. A student-led community creating more room for connection, support and honest conversation.
“A semicolon is used when an author could’ve chosen to end their sentence, but chose not to. The author is you and the sentence is your life.”
Join the Project Semicolon community online for connection, reflection, stories and hope.
A major is supposed to describe what you study. Somewhere along the way, it can start describing who you think you are allowed to become.
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Finding a therapist off campus can feel like being assigned administrative homework by your own nervous system. A short sequence of practical filters can make the search smaller, faster and less demoralizing.
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“Best years of your life” sounds cheerful until you are having a terrible Tuesday and wondering whether you are wasting an experience you were promised would be unforgettable.
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A failing grade can have real consequences. It still does not contain enough information to tell you what kind of person you are.
Read More →Every Project Semicolon student charts their own course with personalized support from across campus.
Every student charts their own course with personalized support
Every student charts their own course with personalized support
Every student charts their own course with personalized support
What I love the most about Project Semicolon is their attention to detail. I just felt something special.
Create and share messages of hope through painted semicolon rocks.
Fill campus walkways with encouraging messages and visible support.
Bring the campus together for connection, remembrance, and hope.
Create a welcoming evening gathering centered on hope and belonging.
A passionate group of students working to make mental health a visible, valued, and supported part of campus life.
Meet the Full Team →Chapter Leader
See what your Project Semicolon chapter has planned and find a way to be part of it.
