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Refrigerators with the following specifications are allowed: maximum capacity of 4.5 cubic feet, 115 volt, 60 cycles AC, 230 watts, 2 amps (when running). Freezers or other large appliances with the following specifications are allowed:…

Courtesy hours are in effect 24 hours per day to help create an environment where students can successfully pursue their academic studies. Noise from audio systems, TVs, musical instruments, animals, and conversations should be kept…

The following items are prohibited in all residence room/apartments: Air Conditioners You are permitted to use a freestanding, evaporation type, room cooler if the unit does not require ventilation to the outdoors and does not…

You may not give your key/access card to another individual to use. You may not have duplicate keys/access cards made. You may not disable or install a lock on any door. Only the DOR has…

Only those residents contracted for and assigned to a specific room/apartment are permitted to live there. A guest must abide by public health and safety requirements adopted by the University and DOR and all policies…

You are responsible for the care and condition of all furniture provided to you in your residence hall room/apartment. Furniture/personal belongings shall not obstruct ventilation. University-owned furniture may not be removed from common areas to…

Tampering with alarms or fire equipment is prohibited. This includes, but is not limited to: Removing of batteries from smoke alarms/detectors Removing detectors Covering smoke alarms/detectors Removing glass box hammers Removing a fire extinguisher from…

You are expected to comply with the directives of DOR staff/University officials, in the performance and scope of their duties. Failure to comply includes, but is not limited to: failure to show identification when requested…

Disruptive conduct in or around the residence halls/University apartments is not permitted. Disruptive conduct includes any of the following: Conduct that unreasonably interferes with the normal functioning of a residential facility or unreasonably impedes the…

You will be held responsible for damages to DOR property that is caused by you or your guest(s). Willful destruction or defacing of University, private, or public property is prohibited. If you are found responsible…