Student Judicial Services implements and interprets University regulations relating to student behavior and works with faculty regarding scholastic dishonesty. The Division of Recreational Sports develops and conducts programs that provide opportunities for University students, faculty, and staff to participate in recreational activities. Five major program areas offer a variety of structures within which members of the University community may pursue recreational interests. Intramural tournaments and events are scheduled throughout the year for individual, dual, and team participation. The tournaments and events are organized to provide separate competition among coeducational teams, teams for men, and teams for women.
Sport clubs provide an opportunity to participate in a single sport on a continuing basis.
Approximately forty clubs, ranging from aikido to lacrosse to sailing, are active each semester. Outdoor Adventures provides equipment rental and supervised trips in a variety of activities such as backpacking, camping, canoeing, horseback riding, kayaking, nature hiking, and rock climbing. Fitness and Wellness opportunities include classes in aerobics, bench, cardiovascular and muscle conditioning, yoga, and martial arts. In addition to structured sports programs, the division promotes the concept of informal recreational use of athletic facilities through the Open Recreation Program. A reservation service is available for most activity areas, and facilities are supervised to enhance the enjoyment and safety of participants.