Common Areas

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Common Areas

Laundry Facilities

Laundry facilities are for hall residents only. Residents 
are solely responsible for unattended laundry. All laundry facilities are operated with coinless laundry machines. The front load washing machines require HE 
(high efficiency) soap in order to minimize sudsing 
which can damage a machine. 
Students should report malfunctioning laundry 
machines to a Resident Assistant, the Residence Life Manager, or complete a maintenance request.   

Responsibility for Common Areas

University Housing provides clean common areas and restrooms. The condition of the common areas (lounges, bathrooms, hallways, elevators) is also the responsibility of the floor residents.

  • Students who damage or misuse any hall facility will be responsible for the cost of repairs and may be subject to disciplinary action. Floor residents may also be held accountable for damages to the common areas should those responsible not come forward. 

INTRODUCTORY HOUSING INFORMATION

  • Questions
  • Gender Inclusive Housing
  • Students With Disabilities
  • Landlord-Tenant Act Does Not Apply
  • Room Moves/Contract Cancellation
  • Contract Changes & Corrections
  • For Students Not Planning to Live on Campus
  • How We Will Communicate With You
  • Get to Know Our Staff
  • Meal Plans
  • Meal Ingredients
  • Health Safety

LIVING IN A COMMUNITY

  • Roommate Realities
  • Resolving Conflicts

COMMUNITY STANDARDS

  • Concerning Conduct
  • Residence Life Staff Response
  • The Informal Meeting
  • Residence Hall Sanctions
  • Serious Violations
  • Alcohol Policy
  • Drug Policy
  • Exception for Seeking Emergency Help
  • Self-Destructive Behavior Policy
  • Firearms/Weapons
  • Harassment
  • Noise
  • Hall Sports
  • Pranks
  • Reporting of Fires/Accidents/Losses Required
  • Appliances in Residence Life Dorm Rooms
  • Small Appliances Policy
  • Cars, Bicycles, Etc.
  • Hoverboards & Electric Propulsion Devices
  • Windows & Doors
  • Abandoned Property
  • Pets
  • Sales/Solicitation/Business
  • Space Reservations
  • Step-by-Step Process of the Behavioral, Alcohol, and Drug Intervention Plan

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

  • Fire Hazard Warning
  • Fire Safety Equipment
  • Fire Safety Evacuation
  • Medical Emergencies
  • Missing Persons
  • Severe Weather

SAFETY & SECURITY

  • Personal & Community Safety Expectations
  • Building Access
  • Building Security
  • NCARD/Student ID
  • Room Key
  • Unsafe Activities
  • Outdoor Fires and Cooking Equipment

STUDENT ROOM/SUITE

  • Damages
  • Decorations
  • Personal Property Remaining in the Room/Suite/Unit
  • Facility Misuse/Cleanliness
  • Trash
  • Hazardous Material Disposal
  • Furnishings
  • Maintenance Requests
  • Room Entry, Inspection, & Maintenance
  • Theft/Property Loss