Non-Academic Offences Any of the following activities or conduct or attempts thereat or participation therein insofar as they relate to student affairs shall constitute an offence and be punishable. Nothing in this Code shall be construed to prohibit peaceful assemblies and demonstrations, or lawful picketing, or to inhibit free speech. No student shall, by action, words, written material, or by any means whatsoever, knowingly obstruct University activities. University activities include but are not limited to, teaching, research, studying, administration, meetings, and public service. No student shall engage in student affairs, the result of which activity discriminates against any person or class of persons.
Harassment can occur between people of differing authority or between people of similar authority.
Harassment may be directed at an individual or at a group. Harassment has the impact of creating a work or study environment that is hostile and limits individuals in their pursuit of education, research, or work goals. No student shall physically abuse another person, threaten any other person with physical abuse or damage to such person's property or knowingly, and without just cause, cause any other person to fear physical abuse or fear damage to such person's property. No student shall knowingly create a condition which unnecessarily endangers or threatens the health, safety or well-being of other persons or threatens the damage or destruction of property. No student shall sexually harass another person.