The last meal served before vacations begin will be l unch on the last day of classes. Residents are expected to maintain conduct that supports the educational mission and Benedictine tradition of the College. Respect and consideration for the rights of others and their needs for study time and rest must receive pri ority over other needs. The Residential Life staff is responsible for helping to create an atmosphere conducive to studying, socializing, and learning to live with other individuals. Each Resident is expected to respond appropriately to requests from st aff and residents concerning behavior which does not honor this priority.
Residents are responsible for the conduct of their guests.
The College views the residence hall program and visitation itself as educational. Residents and students are expected to be responsible and follow visitation policies on male and female wings. Cohabitation is not condoned in either Somer s Hall complex or the College apartments. Residents are expected to carefully read the Student Handbook. Residents will be held fully responsible for the contents of the Handbook and for all the rules and regulations contained therein.