Alcohol use is a common part of university culture. A study at a Canadian university surveyed students aged 18-25 to examine how many students experienced secondhand harm from others’ alcohol …
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Recently, more discreet methods of using cannabis (compared to smoking) such as vaping and edible use are increasingly popular. These methods allow for use in a wider range of settings …
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Binge drinking is prevalent in the U.S. college student population, and can lead to social and physical dangers as well as decline in academic performance. College students often overestimate drinking …
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Prior studies of gene-environment interactions and alcohol-related problems have focused on participants of European descent. Less in known about how these factors interact in samples of African Americans. The current …
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As alcohol mixed with energy drinks (AmED) becomes an increasingly popular and common drink selection among young adults, more research is needed to understand how this combination affects behavior and …
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As recreational marijuana legalization (RML) takes place in more areas around the country, it is critical to examine whether rates of marijuana use increase among college students in RML states …
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Given the increasing legalization of marijuana use around the country, we can anticipate an increase in marijuana use among college students. Even in states where legalization has not occurred, it …
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There are relatively few collegiate recovery communities (CRCs) on small residential campuses (SRC). The current article reviewed existing programs and common implementation problems experienced on small campuses. Recommendations are made …
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With the legalization of recreational marijuana in some areas, it is anticipated that more college students will combine marijuana use with alcohol consumption. The current study investigated whether students who …
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Among the known risks for heavy drinking among college students are positive alcohol-related attitudes and drinking norms, as well as online alcohol marketing. Increasingly students engage both through social media. …
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