Furniture

Updated August 2026

4.20 | Furniture

4.20.A | Furniture must remain in its designated space. Students may not leave any type of furnishings or property outside of their room or in the hallway. No university property may be moved or taken from the hall without written authorization from the Hall Coordinator.

4.20.B | Room furnishings are to remain in the rooms at all times. Any damages incurred during an official occupant's stay in their assigned residence hall room may result in damage fees being charged at the time of check-out.

4.20.C | No university furniture should be moved to an outside or balcony location, as outdoor elements can damage the furniture.

4.20.D | University furniture is not to be altered or lofted. Students may be responsible for repair or replacement costs for damaged furniture.

4.20.E | When rearranging furniture, students should not block access to windows, air vents, air conditioning, or heating units.

4.20.F | Lounge furnishings must remain in their designated areas. If lounge furniture is missing and attempts to locate in fail, the Department of Residential Living reserves the option to do a residence hall room search. Any such searches will be publicized at least 24 hours in advance. Students who are found in possession of public area furniture will be subject to university disciplinary action. Any lounge furniture not accounted for will be assessed as a group bill.