Receiving, retaining, storing, or disposing of property belonging to another person while aware that said property has been stolen, or while there is reason to believe that said property has been stolen.
Causing, or assisting with, the misuse, vandalization, defacement, disfiguration, or unauthorized use of property belonging to another person or KSU or any other organization.
Retaliating, or encouraging others to retaliate, against another student for participating in an investigation, inquiring about an investigation, or making a reasonable, good-faith report of a possible violation of laws or KSU policies.
Sabotage is the intentional act of preventing others from completing their work. Sabotage includes, but is not limited to, stealing materials from any KSU facility, removing pages from KSU-owned books, and inhibiting a student from completing or turning in work. Disruptive behavior and harm to KSU facilities constitute acts of sabotage.
Subjecting another person to any form of sexual harassment or abuse. Sexual misconduct can be committed physically and verbally, as well as through visual communications and social media. Offenses of this nature, and the procedures for resolving them, are outlined in KSU's Title IX and Sexual Harassment Policy.
Unlawfully taking property belonging to KSU, another organization, or another person. Attempting to take another's property also constitutes a violation.
KSU is a smoke-free and tobacco-free campus. Therefore, it is a violation to use tobacco products on all KSU-owned property. KSU defines tobacco as any lit or unlit cigarette, e-cigarette, vape pen, cigar, pipe, bidi, clove cigarette, or any other smoking product. Smokeless or spit tobacco, dip, chew, snuff, or snus, in any form, are also prohibited. Property for the purpose of this policy includes buildings and structures, grounds, enclosed bridges and walkways, parking structures, parking lots, and vehicles, as well as personal vehicles in these areas.
Unauthorized entry into, or unauthorized use of, any KSU property or facility. This includes, but is not limited to, failing to comply with residence hall visitation policies and failing to comply with policies outlined in the KSU Housing contract.
Violating—or encouraging or assisting someone in violating—any rule, regulation, or policy established by the Board of Regents, the President of KSU, or an authorized representative within any college, division, department, office, or any other authorized KSU employee within the scope of his or her authority. Such rules, regulations,