The privilege to have guests in a residence hall, room, or suite is based upon the precept of mutual respect and balance; one resident’s right to have guests does not supersede another’s right to reasonable privacy. In particular, it is expected that students who share a living unit will be courteous to one another, communicate, show a willingness to make compromises, and act in good faith in the matter of guests. 

The presence of a guest in a residence hall, a room, or a suite must not compromise the personal or academic well-being of room/suitemates or other building residents. Residents are responsible for the behavior of their guest(s) at all times and should a guest's presence create a disturbance or disruption to the community, that individual may be asked to leave by a staff member. Failure to comply with this policy can lead to student conduct action. 

For more information on the type of guests a resident may host, click here.

It is each resident's responsibility to familiarize themselves with  Residential Life & Housing Services policies which also include our guest policy. 

• If you are not at least 21 years of age, you may not possess, consume, or be in the presence of alcohol.

• Drinking games such as beer pong, kings cup, flip cup, etc. are prohibited.

Smoking of tobacco, e-cigarettes and marijuana is also prohibited, resulting in similar outcomes within our conduct process.