Fewer college students are drinking alcohol but are smoking more weed, according to a new report. The third annual Campus Prevention Network (CPN) National Insights Report, “Redefining the College ...

Two-year college students don’t drink nearly as much as their four-year college counterparts, but they do smoke a lot more pot, according to a study from Washington State University. Researchers at ...

As alcohol use among college students drops and cannabis use surges, campus leaders must adapt safety planning accordingly.

Heavy-drinking students damage their pals’ physical and mental health as well as their own, according to new research.

Before the start of each academic year in higher education, there appears to be questions from incoming students and their families about how much do college students drink alcohol. According to the ...

Alcohol has long held a complicated role in American culture — woven into celebrations, nightlife, sports, college life and ...

Young people today are less likely to consume alcohol compared to previous generations, and less likely to drink than older adults. A 2023 Pew Research Center survey found that 58 percent of adults ...

Clearing up misconceptions about how much college students drink can reduce alcohol consumption on campuses, according to a study from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Researchers ...