or nonsmoker, as long as the person complies with University policy concerning smoking. Smoking and smoking paraphernalia are prohibited on campus.

Housing assignments based on gender are proportionate in quantity and comparable in quality in compliance with Title IX mandates. If you have specific concerns about your housing assignment, you should contact the Housing Office.

5. Housing Schedule

The University/Licensor will designate the date on which you may move into a Housing Facility and the date by which you must vacate your assigned Housing Facility.

6. Conditions of Occupancy

Your occupancy of a Housing Facility is conditioned upon the following additional terms and conditions:

  • To reside in a Housing Facility for the 2026-2027 academic year, you must have been enrolled at the University for fall 2026, be enrolled for spring 2027, and have paid all tuition and other academic charges due, in addition to amounts due under the Housing Agreement and these Terms and Conditions.
  • You must check in with the Resident Director before moving in. If you will be delayed, you must notify the Housing Office by email. Failure to provide notice of a delayed check-in may result in reassignment or loss of your assignment.
  • If you are deemed a “No-Show,” meaning a student who did not check in with the Housing Office to live in a Housing Facility, We may terminate your housing assignment, and you will be subject to the applicable cancellation charges set forth below.
  • You must complete and electronically sign a Room Condition Report Form before occupying your assigned Housing Facility, certifying the condition of your assigned unit as of the date you begin occupancy.
  • At the termination of your housing assignment, the Licensor/University may inspect your assigned unit and assess you for any damage to the unit, its fixtures, appliances, or furniture not identified in the Room Condition Report Form completed at the beginning of your occupancy. Any damages must be paid before you may return to University housing in fall 2027.
  • You must keep your assigned unit clean, orderly, and in good condition. You shall pay the Licensor/University for the loss of Licensor/University property and the cost of replacement or repair for any breakage or damage to your assigned unit, its fixtures, appliances, or furniture.

You are also responsible for damage caused by you or anyone you allow into the room and for damage to other parts of the residence hall, including, but not limited to, special cleaning necessitated by improper care of units, furnishings, or appliances.