Around 10% of college student in the United States study abroad in a different country during their college experience. Study abroad programs present students with opportunities for personal, cultural, and …
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High-risk drinking behaviors are more common among young adults attending college compared to their non-college attending counterparts. Two types of high-risk drinking behaviors are heavy episodic drinking (HED), consuming 4+ …
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Around 66% of college students report experiencing a traumatic event during their lifetime. Trauma exposure and posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTS) can increase one’s risk for cannabis use and alcohol use …
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Sexual assault is a notable public health concern on college campuses affecting one in ten college students in general. Sexual assault can result in a variety of adverse health consequences …
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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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With the prevalence of high-risk drinking behaviors on college campus, adverse alcohol-related consequences are a major concern for universities. Additionally, the majority of campus sexual assaults are reported to involve …
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Binge drinking is a major health concern among college students. There may also be added risk for students with disabilities or students exposed to sexual violence (SV). Disabilities among college …
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Alcohol use is prevalent among college students, so understanding factors for use is important for creating preventions and interventions. Experiences of childhood adversities may lead to an increase in alcohol …
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Substance use is increasing among college students and is a significant risk factor for interpersonal violence. The current study looks at sexual and physical violence along with substance use among …
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Substance use among college students remains a public health concern in the United States. Previous studies have shown that there may be individual risk factors for substance use including gender. …
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