Unaccompanied Minors Policy
Student Conduct
Billiards Room Policy
Student Center Banner Policy
Banners may only be hung in the Student Center Tally Area following the procedures below.
Material:
- Banners must be professionally made on canvas, vinyl, or approved plastic material.
- No homemade banners will be accepted.
- All banners should have a grommet in each corner as well as grommets every 2 feet.
Dimensions:
- Banners can be no more than 48 inches vertically.
- Banners can be no more than 8 feet horizontally.
Reservation Procedure:
- Reservations are on a first come/first serve basis.
- There are only six available spaces for banners in the Tally.
- Banners will be reserved weekly and limited to (1) week unless the space is available and approved by Student Center Reservation Office.
- Banner content will be approved through the Student Center Reservation Office.
A PDF or JPEG document will need to be sent to reserve@bsu.edu
Space can be reserved through Natah Hughes @ 285-1850 reserve@bsu.edu
The name of the sponsoring organization must appear on the banner.
Pickup:
- All banners will be discarded (5) days after they are taken down if not picked up in the Reservations Office.
Posting Banners:
- Only approved Student Center Staff can/will put up and remove banners from approved locations.
Food Policy
1. University Catering (UC) is the exclusive catering service for the Student Center. Organizations and/or University departments providing any type of refreshment(s), and/or meal, for their event/meeting in the facility are required to utilize UC. Using any other catering service, or bringing in their own food/drink, is prohibited and could result in loss of privileges.
2. The food court will not be able to deliver food and/or drinks in the Student Center.
3. This policy applies to meeting rooms, lounges and other public spaces.
Scooters, Bicycles, and Motorized Vehicles
Two Wheeled motorized Vehicle Policy
Two-wheeled motorized vehicles; electric or gas powered (i.e., scooters, mini-bikes, mopeds, motorcycles, etc.) are not allowed within the residence halls. This type of motorized vehicle must be parked outdoors in a designated area. Racks are located at each entrance to the building.
Students are encouraged to register their bikes with the University Police Department - bikes that are registered are less likely to be stolen, and if stolen are more likely to be recovered and returned to their owners. The office of Housing and Residence Life strongly recommends students to purchase and use metal U-Bolt Bike Locks to reduce the risk of their property being stolen.