Harmful alcohol consumption among college students is a ubiquitous health concern of university campuses in the United States. The consequences related to alcohol use are far-reaching and can negatively almost …
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Alcohol consumption on college campuses throughout the United States remains to be a public health crisis in need of mitigation. University-funded counseling and treatment organizations continue to provide care and …
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While the consequences and benefits of social media’s influence continue to be called into question in our technologically driven society, we do know that it has been able serve as …
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Universities across the United States have seen an increase in the total number of enrolled students with disabilities. This reflects, in part, a slow evolution in mindfulness by academic institutions …
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U.S. Department of Education estimates that 11% of undergraduate students enrolled in colleges and universities across the United States have a disability. The American College Health Association uses a broader …
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UReport Research: Risk factors for substance use among sexual and gender minority youth
UReport Research: Substance use initiation & related outcomes
Little research has explored the effects of a history of adolescent binge drinking on sleep in young adulthood in high-risk minority populations. A new study sought to quantify sleep disturbance …
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Brief motivational interventions (BMIs) have been shown to reduce problematic drinking for some, but not all, college students. A new study attempted to identify students who may be less responsive …
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Students with disabilities (SWD) comprise roughly 11% of U.S. college population, yet little is known about their drinking behaviors. A new study explored alcohol use and binge drinking among a …
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