Petition forms are available in the Office of Student Programs. Any event that receives financial support or other benefits of any kind from the University must be open to members of the academic community. If seating is expected to be limited, an equitable means of ticket distribution must be approved by the appropriate campus office. Such events ordinarily shall allow for a period of questions from the audience. An individual or group wishing to protest at an event may do so as long as any speaker's right to free speech and the audience's right to see and to hear a speaker are not violated.
Literature includes posters, handbills and pamphlets.
Only members of the Georgetown University academic community may hang posters or distribute handbills and pamphlets. No student organization other than one granted access to University benefits may use Georgetown in its name, or for any other reason except to identify the location of an event. All material to be posted on campus may be placed only on unenclosed public bulletin boards or kiosks. Due to the special nature of some locations, specific requirements are posted at those locations. If posting in inappropriate locations results in damage to property, restitution will be required of the responsible party.