The Safety Net program is designed to educate faculty and staff about risk-taking behaviors faced by students and trains them to refer students to available resources. University Policies and Compliance Alcohol is prohibited in all residence halls, regardless of the age of the students living in these halls. This prohibition applies to all visitors and guests, regardless of age. In compliance with university policy and the laws of D.C., responsible use of alcohol is permitted in university owned apartments and town houses where students are of legal drinking age. Students living off campus are subject to all these aspects of the University policy.
Individuals are responsible for maintaining acceptable noise levels during the party.
Quiet hours begin at midnight on Friday and Saturday night. Party hosts will be responsible for violation of guest policy if their gusts are in violation of University noise policy or Quiet Hours. University alcohol policy mandates that no alcoholic beverages be sold, distributed, or consumed during athletic events sponsored on campus. This policy applies to intramural and intercollegiate events held in McDonough Gymnasium, Yates Field House, and Harbin Field. In addition to maintaining policies and enforcement strategies for dealing with alcohol related incidents, the University is committed to providing its student community with multiple alcohol-free extracurricular opportunities and high quality treatment and counseling services.