The purpose of University Regulations is to provide an experience that is safe, secure, and suitable for transformation.

University Regulations designed to protect the community environment include: Alcohol-Free Community, Drug-Free Community, and Tobacco-Free Community, and prohibitions against Sexual Assault and Harassment & Hazing. Additionally, students are encouraged to dress professionally.

University Regulations designed to provide a safe and secure environment include prohibitions against Explosives, Tampering with Safety Equipment, Weapons, Unauthorized Entry and the proper use of ID Cards and Vehicles.

Additionally, the University expects students to represent its mission, purpose, and identity, whether on or off campus, and reserves the right to address any action, attitude, or lifestyle that is inconsistent with that responsibility. The following are examples of actions, attitudes, or lifestyles that are inconsistent with the University's mission, purpose, and identity: dishonesty; gambling; inappropriate language/gestures; improper use of internet; fighting; sexual misconduct (including pre-marital, homosexual, and extra-marital sexual conduct); violation of federal, state or local ordinances; disrespect of person or property; drunkenness; alcohol abuse; and drug use.

Finally, students who live in campus housing must comply with all Residence Life policies.

Student Life personnel reserve certain rights to aid in the enforcement of University Regulations, including enforcing those regulations while students are enrolled at the University, while students are residing on campus, and/or while students are representing the University in any capacity, whether on or off campus.

If you wish to report a violation of University regulations, you may utilize the Incident Report Form.

For more information, see Student Discipline.