Residence Hall Information and Policies
In addition to the policies and expectations outlined here, all students must follow the published regulations and policies in the Student Handbook and University Catalog. Individual residence halls may have additional expectations based on their unique living environment. These policies help ensure the safety and well-being of all residence hall and IWU Apartment residents.
Community Living
Community living policies outline expectations for living together respectfully and using residence hall facilities responsibily. Review the IWU Community Expectationsfor policies on :
- Care of Student Rooms and Common Areas
- Guests
- Quiet Hours
- Kitchen Facilities
- Laundry, Facilities, and Vending Machines
- Residence Hall Security
- Safety and Maintenance Inspections
- University-Provided Furniture
- Bathroom Usage Policy
University Housing Requirements
University Housing Requirements outline IWU's residential living and dining expectations for students regarding campus living and dining. You can find the following under University Housing Requirements :
- Housing Charges, Reservations and Refunds
- Appeals of Housing Charges
- Greek Chapter Houses
- Moving Off Campus
- Part-Time Students
- Residence Hall Activity Fee
- Dining Plans & Changing Dining Plans
Damages
Residents are responsibile for the care of their rooms and shared living spaces and surrounding areas, inclulding financial responsibility for damages. Review the damages policies for information on:.
- Room Damage
- Common Area Damage
- Vandalism
Housing Assignments
Housing assignments policies explain room types, room and roommate selection, and how the Office of Residential Life manages occupancy. Review the Housing Assignments for information on:
- Single Occupancy
- Double Occupancy
- Suite Living
- Room Consolidation
- Room Changes
- Roommates
Policies and Procedures
These policies, procedures, and regulations help protect students' health and safety, prevent fire and other hazards, and reduce curcumstances that could lead to a crisis or emergency. Review the Policies and Procedures for information on:
- Compliance with Local, State and Federal Statutes
- Compliance with Requests from Residential Life and University Staff
- Electrical Equipment and Appliances
- Fires and Fire Safety
- Insurance Coverage
- Items Not Allowed
- Keys and Locks
- Pets
- Posting
- Selling, Soliciting and Peddling
- Smoking
- Technology and Networks
- Tornadoes
- Windows, Roofs, Ledges, Fire Escapes, Attics and Elevators
Move-Out
At the end of the spring semester, students will receive move-out instructions by email. Those not staying for May Session Break must leave by 6:00 p.m. on the day of their last final exam. Residence halls close April 30 at 6:00 p.m.
Terri Knapp - Assistant Director for Office of Residential Life
Department - Residence Halls-operations