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New government study says alcohol abuse is higher among college students
Eighty percent of MU students have consumed alcohol at least once in the last year, according to Wellness Resource Center data.
Wellness Resource Center to spend $40,000 donation received after Pinkel DWI
The money will help fund programs supporting bystander intervention and good behavior at football games
Increased education pays off with drop in liquor violations
Education and outreach might be contributors to a decline in on campus liquor law violations.
Web Update: Alcohol Responsibility Month commences with 12-Hour Walk
The 12-Hour Walk started out a month of events planned for Alcohol Responsibility Month.
Wellness Resource Center throws nontraditional 21st bash
Part of the celebration was to teach students about safe alcohol consumption, especially on their 21st birthdays.
Web Update: MU takes another step toward smoke-free campus
Campus will be completely smoke-free by 2014.
Wellness Resource Center receives grant for 'model program' status
The center surveyed students to find a 25 percent decrease in binge drinking in the past five years.
Blog post: Wellness Resource Center receives grant
WRC sponsors Alcohol Responsibility Month
MU began holding Alcohol Responsibility Month 28 years ago.
Wellness Resource Center donates more than $10,000 to STRIPES
The funds will purchase GPS systems and new car toppers for STRIPES.
Web Update: Wellness Resource Center donates $10,000 to STRIPES
The funds will purchase GPS systems and new car toppers for STRIPES vehicles.
Monthly farmer’s market offers fresh food alternatives
The market will be held once a month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
SHC, WRC help students cope with stress
Keeping a journal, exercising and taking breaks can help reduce stress.
Student leaders aim to educate on alcohol polices
It has been 10 years since Greek Life changed alcohol policies.
PASS, campus work toward smoke-free environment
Campus aims to be smoke-free by Jan. 1, 2014.