Residents will encounter situations which force them to make choices about values and to search for lifestyles which fit them. Standards for living on campus build on principles of mutual respect and individual responsibility. Brescia recognizes the personal dignity of students and assumes responsibility for providing a Christian atmosphere in which individuals are assisted in the process of becoming contributing members of society. The University expects students to meet their obligations to the community by respecting the rights of others and upholding the ideals of truth and social justice. Quiet hours facilitate study and allow for sleep.
Residents are responsible for the behavior of their guests.
RAs should be advised of visitors staying overnight. Guests must have approval from the Residential Life Office to stay in the residence halls for more than one night. Arrangement of furniture should safeguard the furniture and those living in the facility. RAs can provide suggestions. Brescia's furniture may not be removed from rooms without the approval of the Hall Director or the Director of Residential Life.