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Students seeking to live on campus should carefully read the Regis Residence Hall Contract before signing. The Residence Hall Contract stipulates the terms under which students are permitted to live on campus.
Residents may occupy their rooms from the move-in day determined by Regis College until the move-out day determined by Regis College. Residents must vacate rooms by 9 p.m. on the designated day of move-out, or within the posted schedule as distributed by the Office of Residence Life. Seniors leave the day of their graduation at a designated time shared by the Office of Residence Life.
To be considered eligible for housing, a student must satisfy the requirements below. If a student does not meet these requirements, then Regis may cancel a student's housing or remove them from housing.
Residents are responsible for the loss, theft of, or damage to, both Regis property and/or personal property caused by a resident or his/her guests. Regis is not responsible for a student’s property, even in the case of emergencies. Each resident is encouraged to take appropriate steps to safeguard his/her property.
All residents are required to take proper care of all residence halls and areas in their use and to report vandals and vandalism. Residents are responsible for any charges resulting from damage to their assigned room or to residence hall common areas, notwithstanding normal wear and tear, occurring during their occupancy. All damage to walls, ceilings, floors, furniture, or woodwork is to be charged to the individual residing in the room. All damage to walls, ceilings, floors, furniture, or woodwork in a common area (study rooms, hallways, common areas, bathrooms, elevators, etc.) is charged to residents collectively.
Regis will respond to and mitigate the effects of an emergency in order to provide for the welfare of its residents. In an emergency, Regis may close residence halls, student rooms, or common areas and/or dining facilities at any time with limited notice. An emergency closure may occur without making any adjustments to room and board costs. If necessary, Regis may relocate residents to other residence halls and/or residence hall rooms.
Residents must comply with all health and safety directives of Regis College, local, and state government authorities. These directives include, but are not limited to, those related to the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), e.g. wearing masks or face coverings, complying with limitations on group gatherings. Regis may close residence halls, student rooms, common areas, or dining facilities due to health or safety concerns at any time and with limited notice. A health or safety closure may occur without any adjustment to a student’s room and board costs. A student who voluntarily terminates their residence in Regis College housing is not entitled to a room and board refund of any kind. If necessary, Regis may relocate residents to other residence halls and/or residence hall rooms
Representatives of Regis are authorized to inspect individual residence hall rooms. Residence Life staff will conduct health and safety checks no less than one time per semester and whenever there is reasonable concern regarding a student’s health, safety, and/or welfare, or for damage assessment and/or repairs. In addition, all resident rooms will be inspected at each hall closing (e.g. Thanksgiving, winter, spring, Easter, and May). When feasible, residents will be notified in advance.
Regis reserves the right to terminate a student’s residence in a residence hall due to breach of the terms of the residence hall agreement or for violation of the Regis Code of Conduct and/or Student Handbook. Regis may immediately terminate a student’s residence as a result of behavior that is deemed to be physically or emotionally harmful to others or to oneself. If suspended or expelled from housing, students understand that they will not receive any refund on their room or board charges. Conduct that may result in suspension or expulsion from Regis College housing may include, but is not limited to:
For full listing of all residence hall policies, please go to the Regis College Student Handbook: