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Cooking With Cannabis Class in Colorado Fights Stigma, Promotes Education
One Denver professor shares insight regarding her cannabis class at Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU), with the hope that it will help normalize careers in cannabis.
Rutgers Law School Adds Cannabis Law, Business Certificate for 2023
Rutgers Law School has announced a new program of study intended to teach students and business owners how to properly navigate New Jersey’s blossoming cannabis industry.
Student Loan Forgiveness Limited By the War on Drugs
Criminal justice reform advocates say that President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan perpetuates the racial disparities of America’s failed War on Drugs.
Canadian College Campus Is First to Get Weed Dispensary
A licensed cannabis dispensary is coming to the University of British Columbia under a plan recently approved by local officials.
Cannabis Tax Revenue Provides $31 Million to Arizona Community Colleges
Taxes from recreational cannabis sales lend a huge helping hand to ten community colleges throughout the state of Arizona.
College-Age Adults Getting High at Historic Levels
College students are using cannabis and psychedelics at a higher rate than past years, while alcohol use is at a record low rate.
Michigan University Offers Cannabis Chemistry Scholarship—The First In The Nation
Lake Superior State University recently announced that they will be offering interested and qualified students a cannabis chemistry scholarship.
Colorado State University to Launch “Rigorous” Cannabis Science Degree Program
The bachelor’s in cannabis chemistry will offer in-depth knowledge of the plant’s biology.
New Study Shows Students Are Less likely to Binge Drink Where Cannabis Is Legal
Problem binge drinking decrease by an average of six percent among of-age college students in states with legalized recreational marijuana.
Students Disciplined For Using Medical Marijuana Are Suing Colleges
In states where cannabis is legal, colleges say they could still lose federal funding if they allow students to use it.