This weekend I visited a friend at the University of Maryland. Her sorority house was buzzing in light of the highly

Friday Fixat10ns: Medical Marijuana Version from thehoya on 8tracks. Medical marijuana could be available at dispensaries across D.C. by the end of the summer. Though D.C.'s law is much more restrictive...

Way back in 1998, District residents first voted to approve medical marijuana, and after years of being blocked by Congress, it's finally becoming a reality — in a few short months, dispensaries...

The Department of Public Safety uncovered a substance containing methamphetamine in an LXR dorm room early Thursday morning. According to a report in the DPS crime blotter, officers noticed a smell...

Nancy Reagan's famous "Just say no" slogan is starting to go out of style, at least as it relates to marijuana. These days, the drug, which many studies seem to demonstrate is no more dangerous than...

With pushes to scale back on penalties for marijuana use gaining ground nationwide, the student body has warmed up to use of the drug over time - even if the number of students inhaling has not risen considerably.   According...

First-year student Kelly Baltazar, a resident of Harbin Hall Room 229, was arrested Tuesday evening by the Metropolitan Police Department, according to university spokeswoman Julie Bataille. At her...

EARLIER THIS WEEK, ATTORNEY GENERAL ERIC Holder announced that the federal government would continue to prosecute marijuana-related crimes even if Proposition 19, a California ballot proposition for the...

Thanks to the D.C. Council's forward-thinking sensibility, reefer madness is (legally) coming to the District. The Council has recognized the utility of medical marijuana in light of strong evidence...

The D.C. Council is preparing to introduce a resolution that aims to legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes in the District. The bill would require a written approval from a primary physician and would...