Housing & Residential Living

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Common Area Reservations in Residential Locations

Common Area Reservations in Residential Locations

• Reservable common areas in residential spaces are managed by assigned Area Directors and reservable through Campus Scheduling.  A designated individual must serve as the host/sponsor of the event and must be present through the entirety of the event.
• Residential common areas are alcohol free spaces.
• Furniture should all be returned to its original location at the conclusion of an event.  Pool tables located in Common Areas should not be moved.
• Residence Halls are accessible only by students and therefore OneCard Access controlled. Students have OneCard access to the building; however Faculty and Staff must be escorted in by a student member of the event they are attending.
• The individual or group reserving the space is responsible for any extra cleaning or damage charges that occur when they are occupying the space.
• Sunday through Thursday events must end by 11:00 p.m., Friday and Saturday evening events must end by 1:00 a.m. the following day to comply with quiet hours.
• Common Areas in Residential locations are not reservable during Study Days or Final Exam periods.
• Residential Life staff have the right to refuse requests for reservations.

 

Residential locations available for reservation

• Cassat Hall Game Room
• Goodhue Superlounge

Last Revised: October 30, 2018

For: Students

Last Reviewed: October 3, 2018

Maintained by: Residential Life

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