Student Wellness

Officials Seek Solution To Stem Fraternity Falls

University officials are looking for solutions in response to a series of falls from campus buildings in Idaho and Washington, mostly at fraternities and involving alcohol.

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Survey Asks Students About U of Central Arkansas

A survey of students at the University of Central Arkansas shines a light on what kind of education students feel they are getting from the public institution.

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UW-Stevens Point Mulls Banning Alcohol From Dorms

One year after a student drowned in a river after a night of drinking, the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is considering banning alcohol consumption in the dorms, even for students of legal drinking age.

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Community Colleges Put Baby Boomers Back in School

In August, the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) announced that eleven colleges had been chosen to join a national program that would train 10,000 baby boomers over the next three years for new jobs in health care, education, and social service. Called the Plus 50 Encore Completion Program, it is funded by a $3.2 million grant from the Deerbrook Charitable Trust. 2013 is year one, with a kick-off meeting scheduled in San Francisco in April. Community College Report spoke with representatives from three participating colleges about the benefits of the program to both the older generation and to the schools.

Cleveland State University Plans To Be Tobacco-Free By September 2013

Cleveland State University will be tobacco-free by September 2013, according to a policy approved today by the university's board of trustees.

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Federal Auditors Say Grand Rapids Community College Lacks Written Drug And Alcohol Prevention Policy

Grand Rapids Community College has been cited by federal auditors for lacking a policy that address the risks of drugs and alcohol, and for failing to measure the effectiveness of its substance abuse prevention programs.

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Southern Oregon U Opens Food Bank For Students

A new campus food bank meant to make finding extra meals less of a hassle for hungry, class-hopping Southern Oregon University students is beginning to see use.

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Spelman College Chooses Fitness Over Athletics

Sports began on American college campuses as a way for students to blow off steam and be healthy.

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Civility Efforts Seek Better Behavior On Campuses

Jewish students in the University of California system labeled terrorists for their support of Israel.

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UCLA First UC Campus To Impose Smoking Ban

The University of California is banning smoking on its 10 campuses in 2014, but UCLA has decided to go tobacco free this spring.

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