Orderly and peaceful demonstrations on the campus are permitted. However, the university has the obligation to ensure the safety of individuals, the protection of property and the continuity of the educational process. When picketing or other forms of peaceful protest take place outside university buildings, the university insists on the right of free passage for all through the areas where members of the university community have a right to be. When such demonstrations take place inside university buildings, the university insists on orderliness, free passage to all rooms, lack of excessive noise, and no interference with classes, libraries, offices, assemblies or normal administrative functions. Students participating in off-campus demonstrations will be subject to university discipline for reasons stated above as well as for the deliberate misrepresentation of the position of the university, outrageous abuse of the name of the university or participation in demonstrations adjacent to the campus that disrupt university functions.
|
Undergraduate Student Handbook 
