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Cell Phones May Help College Students With Drinking Problems
Mobile technologies could help college students facing challenges with alcohol, according to a recent study.
Many Americans Have Poor Nutrition
Michigan State's Green Michigan 'M' Prank Does Not Live Up to These 5 College Football Tricks
Virginia Tech Holds Candlelight Vigil for Hannah Graham and UVa Community; 'We Are All Cavaliers Tonight'
Jesse Matthew's Past Sex Crime Accusations May Have Never Appeared on UVa's Radar
Xavier University Receives $19.6 Million Grant From NIH
Oklahoma State University Files Lawsuit Against Former O-Line Coach for Misrepresenting Current Job
Herbal Medicines May Contain Dangerous Levels of Toxic Mold
By J BaulkmanAnita Sarkeesian's Cancelled USU Lecture Sparking Discussion on State's Open Carry Law
By Russell WesterholmMusic Therapy May Reduce Depression in Children, Adolescents
By J BaulkmanSkin Patch Could One Day Replace the Syringe for Disease Diagnosis
By J BaulkmanAlcohol Linked to Better Memory in Older Adults
By J BaulkmanFeelings About One's Own Weight Influence Bariatric Surgery Success
By J BaulkmanUniversity of Virginia Offers New International Research Opportunities for Underrepresented Students
By J BaulkmanHanley Wood Launches Greenbuild University
By J Baulkman
