The Community Solution Education System

06/05/2026

In this GQ article, Cheryl Marsland, faculty member at Saybrook University, shares her insights on the role magnesium plays in supporting the nervous system, stress regulation, and overall well-being. She also offers practical tips for consumers looking to choose and use magnesium sprays effectively. Read more at the link below!

Magnesium sprays advertise benefits like better shut-eye and stress management. Experts share which of those claims are backed by research.

06/03/2026

Tomorrow, Saybrook University will celebrate the Class of 2026. Join us live as we recognize graduates whose dedication, perseverance, and commitment to service are helping meet growing mental health and whole person wellness needs in communities across the country and around the world. Tune in to the commencement ceremony livestream tomorrow at 1:00 CT.

Saybrook University celebrates graduates at the Sheraton Universal Hotel in Universal City, California. Livestream coverage begins on June 4th at 11:00 a.m. ...

06/02/2026

Could movement help “clean” the brain? In this article from Real Simple, Dr. Janina Kamm, clinical neuropsychologist and assistant professor at The Chicago School, explains why exercise remains one of the most effective ways to support cognitive health, memory, mood, and overall well-being.

New research suggests movement may help the brain clear out waste products linked to cognitive decline. Here’s how exercise supports overall brain health, according to health experts.

05/21/2026

Occupational therapists play a critical role in helping individuals rebuild routines, manage stress, and reconnect with work, family, and community. In this blog from University of Western States, Michele Tilstra, Ph.D., OTD, director of the Doctor of Occupational Therapy program, explores six ways occupational therapy supports mental & emotional wellness. As one of UWS’ newest programs, the Doctor of Occupational Therapy program was developed to help address the growing need for whole-person, evidence-based care.

Mental and emotional well-being shapes how people get through everyday life. When it’s out of balance, even simple tasks feel overwhelming.

05/20/2026

Summer break is approaching, and with it comes increased screen time for many children. Dr. Carlene Fider, faculty member at Pacific Oaks College, gives parents advice in this article on how to reduce screen time for their kids and foster a love of the outdoors.

Providing parents with the right tips and tricks they need to help their children cultivate a lifelong love of nature.

05/13/2026

In his second solo episode of Radical Cooperation, Dr. Horowitz takes a deeper dive into the seven core elements – or “superpowers” – of radical cooperation outlined in his new book. He explores how institutions can work together to navigate financial pressure, enrollment uncertainty, and rapid change. Listen now!

Radical cooperation is the key to building stronger, more resilient institutions—and in this episode, you’ll learn exactly how it works. Radical cooperation isn’t just a concept; it’s a practical framework made up of seven elements that can transform how teams collaborate and succeed. If you...

05/11/2026

In a recent interview, Jeremy Moreland, Ph.D., president of Saybrook University, shares insights on leadership, navigating change in higher ed, and why student success must remain at the center of what we do. His perspective offers timely lessons for leaders across every sector.

Dr. Jeremy Moreland, President of Saybrook University, discusses leadership, career success, and managing change

05/08/2026

Tomorrow Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine will celebrate its very first commencement ceremony as the institution’s inaugural class crosses the stage and officially becomes the first graduates in school history. Be sure to watch the livestream tomorrow at 10:00 CT to join in on the excitement!

KansasCOM is graduating its first class at its inaugural commencement ceremony. The event is held on May 9th at the WSU Hughes Metropolitan Complex, Lowe Aud...

05/07/2026

In this episode of the Silver Disobedience podcast, Dr. Breeda McGrath, president of Pacific Oaks College, explores how public discourse has shifted in the internet era, why disagreements so quickly become personal, and what it takes to engage with curiosity, reflection, and respect instead of defensiveness. Listen now!

From Conflict to Conversation: Civil Discourse Explored with Dr. Breeda McGrath

05/06/2026

This week, The Community Solution was represented at ICEF Canada – North America’s leading international student recruitment networking event bringing together education providers from more than 60 countries. Such a wonderful opportunity for students around the world to connect with our System’s colleges and universities.