Student Wellness

At ‘Suitcase Schools’ Around the Country, Friday Means It’s Time to Leave

On any given Saturday, Central Connecticut State University is nearly empty. No Frisbee flinging, no lingering over lattes at Jazzman’s Cafe and Bakery. The library closes at 3:45, the cafeteria at 6:30 sharp.

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SMU Student Reports Sexual Assault As University Continues To Review Its Policies

A Southern Methodist University student reported she was sexually assaulted early Monday morning by a student acquaintance in a campus dorm room, according to SMU police.

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Ohio State University Sorority Suspended Until 2016 After Alleged Hazing Incidents

According to OSU officials, the sorority violated the university’s code of conduct rules related to hazing.

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Students Across Michigan Sign Up For 'Sugar Daddies' To Help Pay For College

There’s no flipping hamburger, serving drinks or answering phones to make enough money to pay for college for several hundred Michigan students.

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Food (Allergy) Fight: Safe Student Dining a Right

Continually provide both hot and cold gluten-free and allergen-free options in dining hall food lines. Allow students to pre-order allergen-free meals. Provide a dedicated space in the main dining hall to store and prepare gluten-free and allergen-free foods and to avoid cross-contamination.

The Doctor Will Video Chat with You Now

At Harrisburg University of Science and Technology (Pa.), seeing a doctor is now just a click away. Using Rapid Remedy, an online service that allows students to video chat with board-certified physicians, Harrisburg students can skip unneeded office visits while saving the school money, shares Harrisburg’s President Eric Darr.

Arrests in a Freshman’s Drinking Death Reflect a Tougher Approach

Authorities in this rural Illinois college town are holding the fraternity members that orchestrated the November initiation event accountable.

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