AccessU: Addiction reporting cited in MinnPost article as reason for changes that include more resources for S.O.B.E.R. and creating “a safe place for members of the university’s recovery community to gather”
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‘You can’t be an alcoholic until you graduate?’ The joke isn’t funny for many.
Campus drinking culture can stand in the way of students realizing they have a problem.
By Anthony Bryant
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Housing a key component to campus recovery programs
The most successful collegiate recovery programs include housing dedicated to students in recovery.
By Lemika Fondren
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By Kassidy TaralaMinnesota ranks second lowest for recovery resources among Big Ten schools
The University of Minnesota was graded near the bottom – ranking 13th out of the 14 Big Ten schools – for how it provides resources and support to students in recovery.
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AccessU: Addiction Survey finds that students lack awareness of how to find help for addiction on campus, despite an apparent need
By Kelsey Roy
A survey conducted by AccessU: Addiction shows a lack awareness about resources the University of Minnesota provides to students struggling with or recovering from addiction, even among those who would use the services.
University student’s death calls for a conversation on drinking, say members of TKE
After the death of a peer, members of the fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon say it’s time to talk about the university’s party culture — but they aren’t optimistic of change
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University campaign highlights addiction research
Addiction is one of the five areas the University is addressing as part of its Driven to Discover campaign.
By: Eliana Schreiber
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