Ohio State University Launches Center for Collegiate Gambling to Address Student Gambling Issues
Ohio State University has inaugurated the Center for Collegiate Gambling (CCG) under its Moritz College of Law to study and address gambling among college students. This new academic center is dedicated to conducting research, providing education, and engaging in outreach to better understand gambling behaviors and related social challenges faced by students on US campuses. The CCG intends to collaborate across disciplines and with various stakeholders to foster data-driven policies and prevention strategies. The launch comes as concerns grow over the prevalence and impact of gambling activities among young adults in higher education institutions nationwide. Through its work, the center aims to inform effective responses to college gambling and promote healthier campus environments.