It’s a Friday afternoon and a 20-year-old junior we’ll call “James,” has lost his vape. For the third time this week. He looked in the couch and the bed. The desk and the side table have been picked apart, too. Pillows, blankets, clothes, and everything in between are lying on the floor haphazardly –and still no nicotine to be found. He takes one last peak in the bathroom – huffing from a full 30 minutes of fruitless searching. He peaks through the door frame, smiles, and lets a plume of smoke escape from his mouth. “It was on the sink,” he said with a giggle. James, who asked that his real name not be used, is one of many Castleton students who have had this experience before. Having an e-c... [Read more]