ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – In light of legalization, the University of New Mexico wants to remind everyone that their campus is drug-free. This applies to all campuses.
They say, since cannabis is still a Schedule 1 drug according to the DEA, if they allowed it on campus, they would be violating the Drug-free Schools and Communities Act. Violating that act would put the university at risk of losing federal funding.
Any student caught with pot would be subject to disciplinary action.
