Based on reported incidences, it may seem as though our campus does not have a drug problem. However, the level of unreported usage tells a different story.
Alcohol is the most commonly used drug on campus.
Even the infrequent or less heavy use of drugs can result in the physical afflictions such as hangovers, digestive problems, tremors, impaired sexual response, cardiovascular damage and injuries due to lost coordination. Of course, excessive use of certain drugs can have more immediate, severe physical consequences such as heart attack, respiratory arrest, coma, and even death. More long term alcohol and drug use can lead to liver disease, cancer, heart disease and brain damage. May 27, 1997.