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No on Sickle Cell Trait Testing
Division III sports programs should oppose a medically unsubstantiated NCAA proposal to test athletes for the health trait, Mark Peluso and Paul Berkner write.
The Flu Is Back
Trying to head off a likely epidemic flu season, college officials are breaking out prevention and treatment tactics developed in the wake of 2009's H1N1 pandemic.
Dining Disabilities
Justice Department settlement with Lesley U. suggests that colleges may need to add specialized mealtime services for students with food allergies.
Sexual Assault and Study Abroad
New preliminary research suggests that the risk of sexual assault for female undergraduates increases during study abroad.
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Students and Video Game Addiction
A college administrator – witness to his son’s gaming-driven academic meltdown – issues a warning to student affairs officers everywhere.
Fifty Shades of Crimson
Harvard is just the latest campus to sanction a kinky sex club, which students and experts say is a healthy and positive educational tool.
Victims Too
Colleges must take special consideration when addressing and preventing sexual assault involving male victims and gay or lesbian students.
Faculty Teach (and Learn) Prevention
Staff who educate on health issues from alcohol abuse to sexual assault want help from the people students really look to learn from: faculty.