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This information was prepared by the Office of Student Affairs.


Campus Safety and Alcohol Awareness
Residence Hall Safety
While you are living on campus, your residence hall is your community. Work together to keep it safe. Learn how you can protect yourself and others.

  • Carry your student ID and room key with you at all times.
  • Lock your door and take your key with you every time you leave your room.
  • Never give your keys or your student ID to anyone, even if they are your best friends.
  • Do not prop open any doors in your residence hall complex.
  • Do not let strangers into the hall or into your room.
  • Report suspicious people in the hall immediately to the hall desk, any hall staff member, or to the University Police Department.
  • Escort your guests at all times. Guests who are not escorted will be asked to leave the hall.
  • Know the telephone numbers for your resident assistant and hall director.
  • Close and lock first and second floor windows when you leave your room.
  • Do not hide door keys outside and do not loan keys to friends.
  • Do not tape or put any objects in your door jam. You may forget that you've done so and leave your room vulnerable to theft.
  • Do not leave your identification, wallets, checkbooks, jewelry, cameras, or other valuables in open view.

Hall Security

For the safety of residents, each residence hall is equipped with an electronic card access system that limits access to only those residents of the hall. Restrooms on all female floors also have ID card readers that allow entry only to residents of the floor. Guests must be hosted by a resident of the hall and accompanied at all times by that resident. After midnight, guests must register at the community check station and have a photo ID.