Gutenberg students can use their student body card to attend U of O theater productions, concerts, and dance performances at student rates, or they can take advantage of free senior recitals or the U of O's open dance hall on Friday nights. Coffee shops on and near the U of O campus are popular study places, and some offer evening entertainment as well. Student Conduct Gutenberg College has adopted a student conduct code and rules to protect the student's right to privacy and to provide procedures for disciplinary action. These are published below and in the Student Handbook, which is given to all entering students. Our rights, privileges, restrictions, and freedoms are derived from our relationship to the community in which we live.
Freedom properly exercised is expanded.
When it is improperly exercised it is reduced. Discipline is the community's process of responding to the abuse of rights, privileges, and freedoms. It includes helping the offender understand the way his action is not acceptable in the community and how his place in the community can be restored through mature acceptance of responsibility. Discipline is fundamental to education, a major purpose of which is to help people make a reasoned use of freedom and thereby acquire more. Loss of privilege, restitution, suspension, or expulsion may be imposed on any student whose conduct on or off the campus disturbs the peace or diminishes the reputation of the college community.