All furniture in student rooms must remain in the room. Students are also liable for charges for any unusual housekeeping service, such as cleaning rooms left dirty when moving out. Damage charges are assessed equally against all occupants of a room unless personal liability can be determined. Only University personnel may repair damage to residence hall rooms or furnishings. Students are responsible for any damages caused by adhesive substances, such as mounting tape, scotch tape or self-adhesive fixtures.
Students also are responsible for the condition of their room door.
Each Hall Director will maintain and update an area in the residence hall tracking damage to the hall and its effect on the community. Common Areas are defined as lobbies, recreation areas, study areas, hallways, stairwells, community and public bathrooms, elevators, dormers, laundry facilities, and building exterior. When such damage does occur, it is the responsibility of the students, not the responsibility of the University, to absorb the cost of repair. Guiding Principals Students are responsible for their actions, the actions of their guests, and are expected to take an interest in the community around them. Repairs or clean-up billed as common area damages are those which are considered beyond normal wear and tear.