University Student Handbook
Statement of Students' Rights
- Students have the right to freedom of expression, freedom of association, freedom of inquiry and peaceful assembly.
- Students have the right to respect and human dignity, and to a learning environment free of disruption and intimidation.
- Students have the right to freedom from harassment, hazing, and any form of illegal discrimination.
- Students have the right to respect for their property.
- Students have the right to redress through a grievance procedure.
- Students have the right to personal privacy and protection against improper disclosure.
- Students have the right to be represented in university decision-making and policy-forming bodies and the right to be duly informed of proposed changes to student responsibilities and academic policies.
- Students have the right to know grading criteria and to know graduation rates.
- Students have the right to know statistics concerning crime on and around campus.
- Students have the right to consult with the attorney hired by the Student Senate to provide legal advice (but not legal representation).
Student Handbook
Helpful Information
Student Conduct Process Flowchart: Student Life
Student Conduct Process Flowchart: HRL
Table of Contents
Community Standards of Behavior: University Policies and Regulations
2. Respect for Health, Safety, & Rights of Self & others
3. Respect for University Property & Property of Others
4. Respect for University Process and Functions
6. Policies for All Resident Students
7. Policies for Residence Halls and On-Campus Apartments
8. Fraternity and Sorority Chapters
9. Other Policies and Important Information
The University Student Discipline System
Student Life Departments
Commuter Housing
Disability Services
Greek Affairs
Student Conduct
Narragansett Coalition
Student Life
Substance Abuse Prevention
