Student Code of Conduct final 2018-2019_01

There is no student parking available at the Boston Campus. Beacon Street and the surrounding areas do have
metered parking on the street. The Boston Commons Garage located at Zero Charles St is also within walking
distance to the Boston campus. Resident Students are not eligible to receive Resident Parking stickers and should
not bring their cars to campus. Fisher College encourages students to utilize public transportation and offers
limited MBTA student passes during select periods of the academic year.
Bicycles
Parking bicycles is not permitted in hallways, stairwells, outside walkways, fire escapes or lobbies of the residence
halls. Bicycles may not be kept in residence hall rooms. Bicycles found improperly parked or secured may be
removed by College staff at the owner’s expense. A bicycle rack is located behind building 116.
Cooking
Students living in the residence halls are encouraged to make full use of their Aramark Meal plan. Students living in
residence halls are permitted to use the microwave ovens provided in the cafeteria and kitchen areas of the
building. No electrical cooking appliances are allowed on campus including personal microwaves, hot pots, George
Foreman Grills, toasters, toaster ovens, coffee machines, keurigs, popcorn poppers, water boilers etc. Students
must monitor food while cooking as setting off the fire alarm for improper use of the microwave may be assessed
any charges for damage and/or fire department response. Generally the charge begins at $500.00.
Prohibited Items
General Safety
To safeguard the welfare of all residents, regulations exist regarding appliances allowed in rooms. In an effort to
conform to health and safety standards, the following items are prohibited from the residence halls and will result
in immediate confiscation:
lava lamps, black lights, novelty lamps, halogen lamps, decorative string lights
heating coils
microwaves
hot pots, water boilers, rice cookers, toasters, popcorn poppers, toaster ovens, blenders
coffee makers (including Keurig’s)
George Foreman Grills or other electrical cooking equipment
air conditioners and dehumidifiers
candles, incense and other open flame devices
wax melting devices
heating blankets and pads
extension cords (without surge protector)
curtains, wall tapestries
outside furniture including futons, ottomans, upholstered chairs & storage cubes, wooden trunks
lofts
alcohol including decorative empty bottles and shot glasses
illegal drugs
fireworks, explosives
guns, including toy guns
weapons, ammunition, knives
darts and dart boards
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