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If you become locked out, go to the front desk to check-out a 1-hour loaner key. Never leave your keys or valuables out in the open. Please take your room key when you leave the room. Students may not give their room/apartment key(s) or student ID to any other person. With this in mind, students are encouraged to close and lock their door whenever they leave their room. Residents share in the responsibility of maintaining a safe and secure living environment.

Halogen floor lamps (torchiere lamps) are prohibited.

Light fixtures that are incandescent (with bulbs) or fluorescent (long tubes) cannot be covered nor have any materials draped around them.

Light bulbs in permanent fixtures cannot be removed and replaced with colored lights.

Light bulbs must be 100 watts or less and must not exceed wattage limitations for the lamp.

No more than 4 strings of lights per room.

Any supplemental lighting such as holiday lights or lights on a string must be UL approved and low wattage or LED.

(Nothing should be hung from the metal frame around the ceiling tiles.) Ceiling tiles cannot be moved or removed.

Decorations cannot be hung from the ceilings.Some portion of the hallway, wall and door must be left uncovered. Decorations, unless nonflammable, cannot be used to cover entire hallway areas, walls, or doors due to the fire hazard these decorations present.Nothing should be hung from a fire sprinkler head. Fire alarm pull stations, fire extinguisher cabinets, smoke detectors, sprinkler heads and exit signs cannot be covered and exits cannot be blocked.

When you place furniture against a wall, check to see that it will not rub/scrape the wall when in use.When moving furniture, lift it to move it, do not drag it.Do not use any kind of tape on the floors or carpeting.Any marks left on your walls by other tape or adhesives will not be considered normal wear and tear when you check out and you may be charged for damages.Blue painter’s tape is specifically designed to prevent damage to walls and painted surfaces. Only use blue "painter’s tape" to affix decorations to your walls.At the time of check-out students are expected to leave their rooms in the same condition as when they moved in.We reserve the right to ask you to remove from public view any signs or objects deemed offensive to others or prejudicial to the overall goals of the university. Exercise caution and good judgment in the decoration of room windows, as this area is considered public and visible to both University and non-university community members.Waterbeds or other water filled furniture is not allowed.Violators may face disciplinary action, a charge for removal of the furniture, or both. Lounge and lobby furniture is meant to be enjoyed by the residence hall community as a whole, and should not be moved into student rooms.Under no circumstance will Residence Life remove and/or store any furniture from the facilities. Residents are responsible for all of the furniture that is currently in their room/apartment.Residents may request to have their beds bunked or lofted.Do not disassemble any furnishings, or detach them from the wall or floor (such as removing closet doors, detaching sinks, removing the hardware that anchors wardrobes to the wall, etc).Stacking other furniture could result in serious injury to students and/or damage to the furniture. The only furniture that should be stacked in your room are beds that are either bunked or lofted and bookshelves that are placed on top of desks or dressers.Be sure to read this section as residents are responsible for the following information: Certain guidelines and standards concerning room care and safety aspects have been established by Residence Life.