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The perils of drinking on Canadian campuses

By Jessie Willms | September 7th, 2012 | 12:54 pm

A timeline of injuries, deaths, scandals and crackdowns

Graphic by Jessie Willms. Text by Josh Dehaas.

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Tags: alcohol • Booze • Carleton University • Daniel Woolf • death at Acadia University • deaths from drinking • drinking • drinking at Acadia University • drinking ban • drinking on campus • drinking on Canadian campuses • Fanshawe College • First Year Survivor • Health • Lister Hall • McMaster University • Queen's homecoming • Queen's University • St. Patrick's Day Riot • St. Thomas University • university of alberta • University of Guelph • Western University

One Response to “The perils of drinking on Canadian campuses”

Sarah Jones says:

September 11, 2012 at 9:23 pm

I do not agree that alcohol should be banned from campus. This does not reflect the real world, and let’s face it we (post secondary students) are all adults. The incidents above could be relevant to anyone regardless if they attend a post secondary institution.