Student Wellness

Texas Christian U Students Take Pride In School's Response To Drug Bust, Say Problem Is No Worse Than On Other Campuses

We sent reporters Joe Richardson and Ashley Stainton to TCU to take the temperature on campus and ask whether they believe the drug problems there are prevalent, in light of Wednesday's arrests.

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Norovirus Sickens About 85 George Washington University Students

University officials said in a statement Wednesday that norovirus was the cause of dozens of cases of gastrointestinal illness.

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Police: Texas Christian U Students Sold Drugs To Undercover Officers During Sting

Fifteen TCU students, including four members of the football team, were among 18 people arrested early Wednesday after a six-month drug sting in which deals allegedly went down everywhere from players' homes to a Hooters restaurant.

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Lice Outbreak Affects 4 Dorms At Huntington U.

Officials at Huntington University in northeast Indiana say an outbreak of head lice is affecting students in four dormitories.

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15 At Colby Sanctioned For Sexual Misconduct

Colby College, a small liberal arts school in Maine, has found that the actions of 15 students violated the school’s sexual misconduct policy, leading to suspensions and campuswide soul-searching.

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UConn Students Protest 'Rape Culture'

Call For An End To Tolerating Assault And To Blaming And Mocking Victims

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Ex-Lacrosse Player's Trial Shines Light On U.Va.

In the nearly two years since a University of Virginia lacrosse player was charged with killing his ex-girlfriend, it's become easier for possible abuse victims to get a restraining order and students must tell the school if they've ever been arrested.

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At Yale, The Return Of Sex Week

Sex Week is coming to Yale – complete with a porn star, anti-porn advocate and a "love week" alternative.

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Florida A&M U Death: Brutal Hazing Rituals Defied Ban, Band Members Say

FAMU drum major Robert Champion died because band members defied repeated warnings against hazing

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Restorative Practices Build Community in the Residence Hall

By Ted Wachtel

Campus residence hall advisors (RAs) have a tough job. But there is a tool that can make their work easier and more effective: restorative practices. 

Most RAs sign on for the job because they want to help build community, provide guidance to their peers and learn what it means to be in a leadership role. RAs, however, also are charged with managing behavior. They are granted a certain amount of authority to enforce campus policies, rules and regulations.

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