Student Handbook - University of Dubuque

Quiet HoursThe following Quiet Hours are enforced in the residence facilities:• 10:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m. – Sunday through Thursday• Midnight to 10:00 a.m. – Friday and SaturdayCourtesy Hours are in effect at all times. Residents are expected to be aware of others aboveand/or below them or next to them. Residents are expected to be respectful of other residents’needs to study and rest..RecyclingResidents are encouraged to recycle as often as possible. Recycling containers are provided ineach residence hall for use..Residence Access CardsEach resident is assigned a University ID card that gives them access to their residencefacility/room. Residents who lose their ID card must notify Security immediately by calling x3333or 563/589-3333. Residents will be assessed a charge of $25.00 per lost ID card which will bebilled to the student’s account. Unauthorized possession, use, or duplication of any University IDcard is prohibited. For more information on ID cards, contact Security at 563/589-3333.Residence Hall Association (RHA)RHA exists to provide a representative body in order to promote participation in the policyprocess, greater communication development, awareness of residence hall life, conductprograms for the residents of the halls, and have jurisdiction over all issues that exclusivelypertain to the residence hall community of the University of Dubuque. The Residence HallAssociation is affiliated with National Association of College and University Residence Halls(NACURH) and the Midwest Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls (MACURH).Residence HallsAitchison Hall is an English Tudor-style residence hall and is designated the first-year studenthall, housing both undergraduate women and men.Cassat and Donnell Halls are stone residence halls located next to the athletic fields on BennettStreet. Both halls house undergraduate women and men.Park Village Apartments are suite-style apartments located on the South Campus. The four- andfive-room apartments accommodate five residents in single rooms and/or one room large enoughfor two residents to share the space. Common areas, including fully equipped kitchens, areshared between the residents. Park Village suites are designated for upper class men andwomen.Potterveld Apartments consist of three buildings located adjacent to the baseball field on thesouthwest corner of the campus. One building contains two-bedroom apartments and the othertwo buildings contain one-bedroom units. Potterveld Apartments house graduate, undergraduate,and seminary students.Seminary Village Townhouses are located on Collins Street. The 32 three- or four-bedroom unitshouse Seminary students and families.36