All resident students must participate in a St. Ambrose meal plan. Students living in the residence halls are expected to maintain a standard of conduct consistent with the educational objectives and priorities of St. Ambrose. Respect and consideration for the rights of others, including needs for study time and rest, must receive priority. The residence hall staff helps create an atmosphere conducive to studying, socializing and learning to live with other individuals. Each resident is expected to respond appropriately to requests from staff and fellow residents concerning behavior which does not honor this priority.
Residents are also responsible for the conduct of their guests.
If at any time a university official suspects any illegal, dangerous or threatening behavior is occurring in a student s room, the room will be entered to assess the situation. As part of a residence hall community, students are reminded to be considerate of others privacy and needs. The right to read and to study free from undue interference in one s room. Unreasonable noise and other distractions inhibit this right. The right to sleep without undue disturbance from noise, guests of roommates or neighbors.