Alcohol and Drugs
Link to Student Assistance Program
Link to a Message to College Students about Alcohol
To Parents
The Use and Abuse of Alcohol—Did You Know?
College and university campus statistics across the nation indicate that the majority of crimes (65 to 87%) occurring on campus typically have some association with alcohol intoxication or alcohol abuse.
Driving Under the Influence is enforced very strictly in this community, and will result in jail and revocation of your driving privileges. If an accident occurs, it could result in significant criminal charges and civil action. Don’t take the chance. Ride the bus or call a cab.
Click here for a poster on drinking and driving.h3. Drug Use
Drug sales or intent to sell within one thousand feet of a school is a violation of federal law, as well as state law. Every year, we make a number of arrests in the residence halls for drug possession and occasionally for distributing. Most offenses involve the use of marijuana. The smoking of marijuana in the residence hall is easily detected and is reported. This may result in your being arrested and removed from your housing. Why take the risk?
Important Information concerning Voice over Internet Protocol and 911
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Clery Report
DoE Final Clery Program Review Report
WVU Emergency Response Plan
Safety on Campus
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Date Rape Prevention
Emergency Alert System
Fan Safety
Hazing
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Posters
ICE
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Sheltering in Place
Textbook Theft