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Only Department of Residence staff and community/house council representatives are permitted to hang and/or distribute flyers/posters in the residence halls and on-campus apartments. Residents are permitted to post items on their residence hall room/apartment door.

Includes actual or attempted unauthorized taking, use, misappropriation, or damage to another resident or Department of Residence property.

ISU Apartments/Residence Hall entry is limited to residents and their guests.  The doors to all residence halls are locked from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., Monday through Friday. At 7 a.m. the main entrance of…

For safety reasons, windows may not be obstructed. Screens must be left on windows, and there must be a screen covering all open windows. You may not lean or reach out of windows where screens…

You are responsible for removing trash and recycling from your room/apartment. Trash should be disposed of in the trash chutes (where applicable) or in the garbage dumpsters provided outside of the building. Recycling should be…

Due to safety and facility concerns, water fights and throwing Frisbees, balls, or other objectsis prohibited inside or around the halls and apartments. Micromobility devices (including but not limited to roller skates, roller blades, skateboards,…

In the Residence Halls direct to room-door delivery is not permitted at any time. In Frederiksen Court and Schilletter-University Village, during times that building doors (where applicable) are unlocked, direct to apartment-door delivery is permitted.

Residents may not use space they have not contracted for and must ensure that equitable common area space is available for all roommates. Residents with vacancies in their rooms/apartments must keep the vacant space ready…

Refrigerators with the following specifications are allowed: maximum capacity of 4.5 cubic feet, 115 volt, 60 cycles AC, 230 watts, 2 amps (when running). Freezers or other large appliances with the following specifications are allowed:…

Courtesy hours are in effect 24 hours per day to help create an environment in which students can successfully pursue their academic studies. Noise from audio systems, TVs, musical instruments, animals, and conversations should be…