All members of the Loyola community are expected to comply with this policy. Drug and alcohol abuse presents a significant risk to the health, performance, safety, and security of the abuser. Students are encouraged to use the University's Student Health Services, Student Personal Counseling Center, and University Ministry for drug and alcohol problems. Standards of Conduct. Local, state, and federal laws make illegal use of drugs and alcohol serious crimes.
Conviction can lead to imprisonment, fines, and assigned community service.
In addition, property used in connection with illegal drugs may be confiscated, federal student loans, grants and contracts may be denied, and illegal use of drugs or alcohol may result in revocation of driving privileges. The unlawful manufacture, possession, and distribution of marijuana and controlled substances is prohibited under federal law. Illinois law prohibits the unlawful manufacture, possession, use or distribution of marijuana and controlled substances, including narcotics, barbiturates, and cocaine. Violation of state law may result in arrest and conviction on charges of a misdemeanor or felony offense. The sale or distribution of alcohol to or possession by persons under the age of 21 is also prohibited by state law.