Whether called Molly or Ecstasy, MDMA produces a combination of energy and sociability that has made it popular at events like raves and concerts since the 1980s. Recently, MDMA, under the new name "Molly," has gained notoriety in popular media due to user deaths. MDMA, a hallucinogen also commonly known as "Ecstasy," is usually sold as small tablets of various colors imprinted with popular icons or words. Side effects and symptoms may vary depending on dosage and purity of the drug. This list of party drugs is not exhaustive and may not include all known street names of a drug. Manufacturers may intentionally or unintentionally dilute the purity of the drug by mixing other harmful substances such as other drugs or chemicals, which may lead to unintended or harmful effects. Party drugs are created synthetically in labs, and one reason these drugs can have unexpected side effects during use is due to substitutions or contamination during formulation. These party drugs may be favored over other recreational drugs, such as alcohol or marijuana, because of their perceived ability to enhance social interaction by producing distinctive emotional and social effects, such as sense of physical closeness, empathy, and euphoria.
Although alcohol remains the most frequently used drug at UT, there are several other drugs that are used to intensify social experiences.
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