Alcohol consumption has been associated with an increased risk of sexual violence. This is notable concern on college campuses, as many students engage in high risk drinking behaviors. One form …
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Alcohol is one of the most commonly used substances by young adults in the United States. College students in particular are at a higher risk of engaging in risky alcohol …
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Sleep is crucial to maintaining mental and physical wellbeing. Because of this, sleep deficiencies can result in a variety of adverse outcomes including problems with memory, attention, and concentration. Several …
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College students that identify as sexual and gender minority (SGM) have reported more alcohol use compared to cisgender heterosexual (CH) students. The term SGM encompasses those that identify as lesbian, …
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The opioid epidemic has impacted many individuals and communities throughout the years. Young adults between the ages of 18 and 25 are more likely to be diagnosed with opioid use …
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The COVID-19 pandemic may have altered patterns of alcohol and drug use among young adults. Studies looking at alcohol consumption during the pandemic have had mixed results, but the majority …
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Each year, the Higher Education Center provides over 30 hours of online and in-person educational opportunities geared for professionals working to address collegiate substance misuse and support students in recovery. …
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During their college years many individuals participate in risky behaviors like substance use which can increase their risk for negative effects related to physical and mental health, academia, and social …
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The negative affect regulation models hypothesizes that people may use cannabis and other illicit substances to evade negative affect, which is feelings of anger, sadness, and/or fear. This hypothesis is …
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In recent years, the number of women who consume alcohol in college has increased. In particular, some studies have found that rates of binge drinking are significantly higher among college …
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