Loyola university chicago alcohol policy
2011-2012
Students and guests are subject to Illinois state law, which prohibits the sale, possession, consumption or provision of alcoholic beverages to or by any person under the age of 21. Possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages on-campus by individuals 21 years of age or older is prohibited in any public area (any area except the private room of students living in the residence halls or university apartments) on-campus, unless approved by the Dean of Students. Students must properly dispose of all alcohol present when asked by a university official. Residence Halls In rooms or apartments where all residents are under the age of 21: • Alcohol is not permitted. • Students under the age of 21 may not be in the presence of alcohol. • Collections of containers that contain or previously contained alcohol are prohibited. In rooms or apartments where at least one roommate is 21 or older: • Alcoholic beverages may only be consumed by residents and their guests who are 21 years of age or older, in the privacy of their room or apartment with the door closed and in an atmosphere which does not foster excessive consumption or create significant noise or other disturbances. • Alcohol may not be consumed in the presence of minors, with the exception of an underage roommate. • Students under the age of 21 may not be in the presence of alcohol, with the exception of underage roommates. • Collections of containers that contain or previously contained alcohol are prohibited. • Excessive amounts of alcohol (as determined by university staff) are expressly prohibited. This includes, but is not limited to, kegs of beer. On-Campus Student-Sponsored Events • Undergraduate student organizations may not sponsor events where alcohol is present. • Groups eligible to apply to host events at which alcoholic beverages will be served are limited to registered student organizations whose membership is restricted to graduate or professional students. • Graduate or professional student organizations interested in hosting an event where alcohol will be served must obtain a set of event guidelines from the Office of the Dean of Students. An infraction of this policy may be a Category A, B, or C violation. Category A Violations: a. Collections of containers that contain or previously contained alcohol by any student b. Consumption of alcohol in the presence of minors in the residence halls, with the exception of underage roommates c. In the presence of alcohol by any person under the age of 21, with the exception of underage roommates d. Possession or consumption of alcohol by any person under the age of 21 e. Transportation or consumption of alcohol in open container(s) in public areas f. Under the influence of alcohol while at a university event Category B Violations: a. Sale of alcohol to anyone, regardless of age b. Distribution of alcohol to anyone under 21 years of age c. Possession of excessive amounts of alcohol as determined by other university staff d. Unauthorized provision of alcohol at student-sponsored events e. Failure to comply with the polices for serving alcohol at student-sponsored events Category C Violation: a. Hospitalization due to excessive consumption of alcohol* *
Alcohol
Administrator to resolve their case.
Standard sanctions may include:
Category A
FIRST OFFESNSE
$75 fine, 10 disciplinary service hours and an educational experience
SECOND OFFENSE
$100 fine, 20 disciplinary service hours, an educational experience and residence hall probation
THIRD OFFENSE
$150 fine, 40 disciplinary service hours, residence hall suspension and university probation
Category B
FIRST OFFENSE
$200 fine, 20 disciplinary service hours, an educational experience and residence hall probation
SECOND OFFENSE
$300 fine, 40 disciplinary service hours, residence hall suspension and university probation
THIRD OFFENSE
Suspension from the university
Category C
Category C violations will be handled on an individual basis at the discretion of
the Chief Student Conduct Administrator
Adapted from The Student Handbook pages 6-8.