Damage to College property or to the property of a member of the institutional community. Endangering a person, persons, or property on College premises. Conduct which could be construed to be a violation of civil law on or off institutional premises in a way that affects the institutional community's pursuit of its proper educational purposes. Violation of any published institutional regulation. Guests of students are expected to abide by the rules, policies and procedures of The College.
Students are responsible for the actions of their guests.
These policies are established for the students in that it is the duty of The College to maintain a suitable living environment in the residence halls, Greek houses, and on-campus apartments. Violations of Residence Life policies will result in disciplinary action. The Director may interview all necessary persons including, but not limited to, the accused, and any material witnesses. If the Director and the accused agree that the accused has violated a Social Regulation or Policy, the Director shall then impose a penalty pursuant to Article 9. If the accused denies there has been a violation of a Social Regulation or Policy or if the accused objects to the penalty imposed by the Director, within 48 hours of notification by the Director, the accused may request in writing a hearing before the Council.