February 22, 2005 — The state sets the rate: The relationship of college binge drinking to state binge drinking rates and selected state alcohol control policies.

January 5, 2005 — Nonmedical use of prescription stimulants among US college students: Prevalence and correlates from a national survey.

December 28, 2004 — US College Students' Exposure to Tobacco Promotions: Prevalence and Association With Tobacco Use

September, 2004 — Reducing drinking and related harms in college: Evaluation of the "A Matter of Degree" program

April 9, 2004 — Study on Patterns of Drinking and Poor Mental Health in College Finds Depressed Young Women at Highest Risk of Alcohol Abuse

March 15, 2004 — Colleges Split in Approaches to Student Binge Drinking But United in Strong Concern Over Student Drinking

February 12, 2004 — Prevalence of Rape Higher in Heavy Drinking College Environments

October 31, 2003 — Diverse College Campuses Yield Lower Binge Drinking Rates

September 12, 2003 — Study Documents Low-Priced, High-Volume Sales of Alcohol Available to College Students Nationwide

July 24, 2003 — National College Alcohol Study Finds No Evidence That Widely Used Alcohol Prevention Programs Reduce Student Drinking

March 3, 2003 — Eight-University Study Tracks More Than 100 Bars Near Majority of Campuses

January 21, 2003 — Environment, not Education, a Stronger Predictor of Binge Drinking Behavior Among College Freshmen

December 16, 2002 — Highlights from the First National Comparison of Alcohol Use among U.S. and Canadian College Students

December 9, 2002 — Harvard Study Finds that More College Sports Fans Binge Drink Than Non-Fan Students

July 3, 2002 — Harvard Study Finds College Neighbors More Than Twice as Likely to be Plagued by Vandalism, Assault, and Other Disturbances due to Binge Drinking

June 11, 2002 — More Than One in Three College Students Can be Diagnosed with Alcohol Disorders

March 25, 2002 — College Binge Drinking Rate 44 Percent; Remains the Same Eight Years Running: Positive Trends Fail to Bring Down Binge Drinking Rate, According to Harvard College Alcohol Study

April 12, 2001 — National College Alcohol Study Examines Drinking of Students at Colleges That Ban Alcohol

March 22, 2001 — Students Entering College As Nonsmokers 40 Percent Less Likely to Take up Smoking When They Live in Smoke-Free Dorms

February 7, 2001 — Harvard Study Confirms That Students in "Substance-free" College Residences Drink Less and are Protected From the Secondhand Effects of Alcohol

January 5, 2001 — Harvard Alcohol Study Finds U.S. College Athletes Binge Drink More than Their Non-Athlete Peers

October 27, 2000 — Survey Finds Increased Use of Marijuana and Other Illicit Drugs at U.S. Colleges in the 1990s

September 15, 2000 — Nearly half of college students used tobacco in one-year period, according to JAMA study

September 8, 2000 — Survey Finds Students Have Largely Accurate Perceptions of College Binge Drinking

July 19, 2000 — Underage College Drinkers Have Easy Access to Alcohol, Pay Less, and Consumer More Per Occasion Than Older Students

March 14, 2000 — National College Alcohol Study Finds Significant Increase in Frequent Binge Drinkers

July 2, 1999 — Harvard Study Finds Gun Possession at College More Common Among Students with Drinking Problems

November 17, 1998 — Smoking Rises Sharply Among College Students, Reports Study Published in JAMA

September 10, 1998 — National College Alcohol Study Finds College Binge Drinking Largely Unabated, Four Years Later