Should I report my uni flatmates?

So my flatmates do drugs, not a big deal. There are 7 of us, 1 is quite hardcore, 1 is only just getting into it and 2 are fairly casual. It has never really interferred with my life so I've always just left them to it.
Now our flat has been reported (apparently quite a few times) for smelling out our building with weed - you can follow the smell to our door. In the past 2 weeks they've used made weed brownies twice, showing no sympathy to the 3 of us who detest the smell. 1 of the girls who doesn't smoke is too embarassed to invite her friends around.
Them doing drugs has never really bothered me before, but now it is starting to interfere. Walking into the flat makes me gag and I keep hearing of all the other flats getting police searches and wondering if we'll be next.
There are 3 of us who want to report them. I've said we should wait until they make more brownies but I'm worried that when it gets to that stage I still won't do anything in case my flatmates find out.
Don't get me wrong, they're all nice people, their lifestyle doesn't bug me but now it's starting to intefere with mine.
Is it worth reporting them to the uni, even if they'll get kicked out, just to get rid of a smell?

So my flatmates do drugs, not a big deal. There are 7 of us, 1 is quite hardcore, 1 is only just getting into it and 2 are fairly casual. It has never really interferred with my life so I've always just left them to it.
Now our flat has been reported (apparently quite a few times) for smelling out our building with weed - you can follow the smell to our door. In the past 2 weeks they've used made weed brownies twice, showing no sympathy to the 3 of us who detest the smell. 1 of the girls who doesn't smoke is too embarassed to invite her friends around.
Them doing drugs has never really bothered me before, but now it is starting to interfere. Walking into the flat makes me gag and I keep hearing of all the other flats getting police searches and wondering if we'll be next.
There are 3 of us who want to report them. I've said we should wait until they make more brownies but I'm worried that when it gets to that stage I still won't do anything in case my flatmates find out.
Don't get me wrong, they're all nice people, their lifestyle doesn't bug me but now it's starting to intefere with mine.
Is it worth reporting them to the uni, even if they'll get kicked out, just to get rid of a smell?

in their intoxicated state of mind they may do something harmful to you. the last thing you need is to jeopardize your safety

I disagree with all of the previous replies. You should just mind your own business. Your role as a uni student is to study. If you are at a good uni then make use of the facilities there like the cafe, libraries and tutorial rooms to catch up on your studying. you only return back to your dorm room to have your shower and sleep.

Reporting them = ruining career aspirations.
I recommend you speak to them about it, and if they are indifferent to what you say, then consider reporting them. Don't do it without having a word with them since that could be effective, saving you a lot of trouble.

I disagree with all of the previous replies. You should just mind your own business. Your role as a uni student is to study. If you are at a good uni then make use of the facilities there like the cafe, libraries and tutorial rooms to catch up on your studying. you only return back to your dorm room to have your shower and sleep.

speaking to the drug takers in your flat is not a good idea. in their intoxicated state of mind they may do something harmful to you. the last thing you need is to jeopardize your safety. in the worse possible scenario, go and survey a few other flats and if all is well, move into the new flat.

Report them. Its illegal - and you know it is.

If you don't, you may get caught up in this when they are discovered because it will be assumed you are involved.

*sigh*

they're doing weed not heroin

OP has paid for his/her room and is entitled to use it comfortably.
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So because their flatmates are doing something illegal and antisocial they have to avoid being in their own flat? University is a place to study but that doesn't mean they have to put up with this kind of crap

And it is the OPs business- it is where they live. And if it is true that their flatmates might attack them if they try and talk to them- all the more reason to do something about it- living with unstable flatmates is hardly conducive to good study.

As for those who say it is just a little weed- clearly it is not " just a little" and the implication is that at least one of the flatmates is "hardcore" which implies more than weed to me.

If the flat has already been reported it is only a matter of time before it is reported again.

I don't think the OP needs to feel guilty about reporting them- if that is what feels the best route to take- he/she has been more than tolerant and these people are clearly taking the piss. If your university has a zero tolerance then that is not the OPs fault is it.

If they feel talking to them might help they could try but it doesn't sound as if that would be helpful.

Your flatmates won't know who reported them- you are hardly being a "snitch" ( although I haven't heard that since the playground) You are just not willing to have such a poor quality of life.

I don't give a monkeys about people smoking weed- that isn't what this is about. It is the fact that these flatmates don't give a damn about anyone else and the consequences of what they are doing- part of going to University is about learning to behave like a reasonable human being and that includes thinking about how what you do effects others.

Oh really? Whatever happened to 'guilt being proven beyond a reasonable doubt'?



you wouldn't know for sure. they could have done both or had alcohol before, after or with weed and heroin. Why take a chance?

Could you give me the numbers to the next Lotto draw? thanks.





hi OP. could you please get @PangXie and @watchingyouwatch mobile numbers? When you get attacked by your flatmates for asking them about their drug habit or reporting them to your uni's authorities, both @PangXie and @watchingyouwatch will rush to where you are to protect your from harm and danger.

you wouldn't know for sure. they could have done both or had alcohol before, after or with weed and heroin. Why take a chance?

Could you give me the numbers to the next Lotto draw? thanks.

Could you give me the numbers to the next Lotto draw? thanks.

I disagree with all of the previous replies. You should just mind your own business. Your role as a uni student is to study. If you are at a good uni then make use of the facilities there like the cafe, libraries and tutorial rooms to catch up on your studying. you only return back to your dorm room to have your shower and sleep.

speaking to the drug takers in your flat is not a good idea. in their intoxicated state of mind they may do something harmful to you. the last thing you need is to jeopardize your safety. in the worse possible scenario, go and survey a few other flats and if all is well, move into the new flat.

Oh really? Whatever happened to 'guilt being proven beyond a reasonable doubt'?



you wouldn't know for sure. they could have done both or had alcohol before, after or with weed and heroin. Why take a chance?

Could you give me the numbers to the next Lotto draw? thanks.





hi OP. could you please get @PangXie and @watchingyouwatch mobile numbers? When you get attacked by your flatmates for asking them about their drug habit or reporting them to your uni's authorities, both @PangXie and @watchingyouwatch will rush to where you are to protect your from harm and danger.