A

• abandoned goods, 2.2.1
• absence, leave of, 1.4.1
• Academics Committee, undergraduate, 2.1.2
• academic infractions, seriousness of, 2.4.8; penalties, 2.4.8
• academic integrity, 1.1.2
• academic regulations, 2.4
• academic violations (under the jurisdiction of the Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline), 2.4.7
• acceptable behavior for member initiations, 2.2.7
• access to space, resources, and activities, 1.1.7
• acknowledgment of sources in academic work, 2.4.6
• acquittal, Honor Committee, 2.3.3
• alcoholic beverages, 1.6.2
• alcohol policy, undergraduate, 2.2.9; when undergraduate students are in violation of, 2.2.9; graduate student, 2.6.4
• alcohol policy violations, 2.2.9
• animals in housing, 2.2.1
• anonymity in reporting sex discrimination and sexual misconduct, 1.3.5, 1.3.6, 1.3.8
• appeal, Title IX complaints, 1.3.12, 1.3.13; procedure in cases previously heard by another authority, 1.9.4; order of proceedings in cases, 1.9.6, 1.9.7; judicial committee, 1.9.11; from decisions of faculty committees, student, 2.1.1, 2.5.2; Honor Committee, 2.3.3; Residential College Disciplinary Committee (RCDB), 2.5.3; Graduate School, academic and nonacademic matters, 2.6.7
• assault, sexual, 1.3
• assistance, legal, 1.4.3, 2.2.13
• associations on campus, 2.1.3
• attendance at faculty meetings by observers, 2.1.1

B

• behavior, acceptable for member initiations, 2.2.7
• bias, 1.2.1
• bibliography, footnotes and, 2.4.6
• building regulations, 2.2.2

C

• campus associations and activities, 2.1.3
• Campus and Community Affairs Committee, undergraduate, 2.1.2
• campus service, 1.1.7, 1.3.16
• candle policy, 2.2.1
• censure, 1.1.7, 1.3.16
• chalking, 1.4.7
• character and witness statement, Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline, 2.5.2
• charitable, political, religious, or other solicitation or distribution, 3.2.2
• circumstances affecting health or safety, 1.1.8
• citation, false, 2.4.7
• class officers, 2.1.2
• Clery Act, 1.3.5
• clubs, Prospect Avenue, conduct at, 2.2.11
• collaboration, 2.4.9
• College Heads, Council of, 2.1.1
• commercial sales, 3.2.1
• committees of the CPUC, 1.8.3
• Committee on Discipline, the Faculty-Student (undergraduate), 2.5.2
• Committee on Governance, 1.8.3
• Committee on Priorities, 1.8.3
• Committee on Resources, 1.8.3
• Committee on Rights and Rules, 1.8.3
• committees of the USG Senate, 2.1.2
• community and diversity, statement on, 1.1.4
• community, use of University resources: introduction, 3.1.1; administration, 3.1.2; types of facility use, by explicit invitation, by implicit invitation, by participation in University-sponsored or sanctioned programs, by renting University facilities in periods of low usage, by private invitation, 3.1.3
• complainant, 1.3.3
• complaints and grievances, resolution of, 1.3, 1.7; filing of, regarding sex discrimination or sexual misconduct, 1.3.7; Title IX, 1.3.7, 1.3.8; graduate student, 2.6.7
• computer and network use, 1.4.9
• computer programs, laboratory work, problem sets, and homework, 2.4.6
• conduct: general University principals of, 1.1; on-campus, 1.4.1; off-campus, 1.4.2; library, 1.4.8; Prospect Avenue clubs, 2.2.11
• conduct of hearings of Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline, 2.5.2
• confidentiality of records, 1.1.6; of Honor Committee hearings, 2.3.3
• confidential resources, 1.3.5, 1.3.6
• confidential rights of complainants and respondents, 1.3.5
• consensual relations with students policy, 1.3.4
• consent, 1.3.3
• coordination between faculty and undergraduates on matters affecting student life, 2.1.1
• copyright policy, 1.4.9, 1.4.10
• constitution of the honor system (undergraduate), 2.3.4
• Council of College Heads, 2.1.1
• course-related material, transcription or publication of, 2.4.4
• courts, University discipline and, 1.4.4
• CPUC, the Council of the Princeton University Community: powers, membership, committees, 1.8
• CPUC, judicial committee, 1.9
• criminal complaint for sex discrimination and sexual misconduct, 1.3.11
• curriculum, undergraduate, faculty reconsideration of proposals, 2.1.1

D

• data, false, 2.4.7
• defense of Honor Code violations, 2.3.3
• demonstrations, 1.2.3, 3.2.3
• departmental committees: graduate student, 2.1.1, undergraduate, 2.1.1
• Department of Public Safety (DPS), 1.4.5
• dining regulations, 2.2.3; Graduate School, 2.6.5
• disabilities, students with, 2.1.5
• Disciplinary Committee on Sexual Misconduct, 1.3
• disciplinary probation, 1.1.7, 1.3.16
• Discipline, the Faculty-Student Committee on (undergraduate), 2.5.2
• discipline, University courts, 1.4.4
• disciplinary procedures, Graduate School judicial system, 2.6.7
• discrimination, 1.2.2; scope of, 1.3.2
• discrimination, gender, 1.3
• discrimination, sex and sexual misconduct, 1.3, 1.3.3
• disorderly conduct, 2.2.5
• distribution by off-campus individuals or organizations, regulations governing solicitation and, 3.2.2
• distribution of written materials by members of the University community, 1.2.4
• diversity and community, statement on, 1.1.4
• domestic violence in context of intimate relationships, 1.3.3
• dormitory regulations, 2.2.1; Graduate School, 2.6.3
• dormitory rooms, search of, 2.2.1
• drinking games, 2.2.9
• drugs, 1.6.1; University policy concerning use of illegal drugs, 1.6.1, 2.2.10

E

• eating clubs, conduct at, 2.2.11
• e-cigarettes, 1.6.3
• educational refresher programs, 1.1.7, 1.3.16
• electronic and other sources, 2.4.6
• emergency entries, 1.4.5
• emergency resources and law enforcement when reporting sex discrimination and sexual misconduct, 1.3.6
• equal opportunity policy, eop
• EthicsPoint Anonymous Hotline, 1.3.6
• ethnic bias, respect for others, 1.2.1; discrimination, 1.2.2
• evidence, 1.9.9
• Executive Committee of the CPUC, 1.8.3
• expulsion, 1.1.7, 1.3.16
• exterior elevated surfaces of campus buildings and other restricted areas, use of, 2.2.2

F

• facility use, administration, 3.1.2; rental of, 3.1.3; types of, 3.1.3
• faculty meetings, attendance at, 2.1.1
• faculty procedures of concern to students, 2.1.1
• Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline, 2.3.1, 2.5.2; definition of academic violations, 2.4.7
• false citation or false data, 2.4.7
• Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), 2.7
• financial regulations, undergraduate, 2.2.14, graduate student, 2.6.6
• fire safety policy, 2.2.1
• firearms, possession or use, 1.2.5
• fireworks policy, 2.2.1
• flammable liquids policy, 2.2.1
• footnotes and bibliography, 2.4.6
• fraternities, 2.2.8
• freedom of expression, 1.1.3; exceptions to 1.1.3

G

• gender discrimination, 1.3
• government, Undergraduate Student Government interaction with faculty committees, 2.1.1; Undergraduate Student Government, 2.1.2; Graduate Student Government, 2.6.2
• Graduate School: jurisdiction over graduate students for violations of academic rules and regulations, 2.6.1; Graduate Student Government (GSG), 2.6.2; dormitory regulations, 2.6.3; alcohol policy, 2.6.4; dining regulations, 2.6.5; financial regulations, 2.6.6; judicial system, disciplinary procedures, penalties, appeal on academic matters, appeal on nonacademic matters, graduate student grievances, 2.6.7
• graduate student departmental committees, 2.6.2
• Graduate Student Government (GSG), 2.6.2
• grievances, resolution of, and complaints, 1.3, 1.7; procedures related to Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline, 2.5.6; graduate student, 2.6.7
• guidelines, for use of information technology, 1.4.9; relating to the tax-exempt status of the University, political activities, 1.5
• guilty verdict, Honor Committee, 2.3.3

H

• harassment, examples of, 1.2.2; retaliation for, 1.2.2; policy on, 1.2.2; sexual, 1.3; complaints against members of the University community 1.7
• hazing, prohibition on, 2.2.7
• health and safety policies, 1.6; health regulations, 2.2.4
• health or safety, circumstances affecting, 1.1.8
• hearings, Judicial Committee, 1.9.3; Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline, 2.5.2
• homework, laboratory work, problem sets, computer programs, and, 2.4.6
• honesty and cooperation in University matters, 1.1.5
• Honor Code, 2.3; constitution, 2.3.3
• Honor Committee, Undergraduate, 2.3
• honor system, undergraduate: jurisdiction over undergraduates for violations of academic rules and regulations, 2.3.1; introduction, 2.3.2; procedure, 2.3.3; constitution, 2.3.4

I

• ideas and facts in student work, 2.4.6
• identification cards, TigerCards, 1.2.8
• illegal drugs, 1.6.1; policy, 2.2.10
• incapacitation, 1.3.3
• incense policy, 2.2.1
• inspections, 1.4.5
• interim measures following sex discrimination and sexual misconduct complaint, 1.3.9
• intimate relationship, 1.3.3
• intimate relationship violence, 1.3.3
• intoxication, alcohol policy, 2.2.9
• investigations and disciplinary procedures, sex discrimination and sexual misconduct, 1.3.10
• investigative panel, Title IX, 1.3.12, 1.3.13

J

• Judicial Committee of the Council of the Princeton University Community, 1.8.3, 1.9; powers and membership, 1.9.1; general procedures, 1.9.2; procedure in cases not previously heard by another authority, 1.9.3; procedure in appeals of cases previously heard by another authority, 1.9.4; responsibilities of the chair, 1.9.5; order of proceedings in cases of the first instance, 1.9.6; order of proceedings in appeals cases, 1.9.7; procedural requests, 1.9.8; evidence, 1.9.9; reports 1.9.10; appeals from decisions of the Judicial Committee, 1.9.11
• judicial system, Graduate School, 2.6.7
• jurisdiction: over undergraduates for violations of academic rules and regulations, 2.4.2; over graduate students for violations of academic rules and regulations, 2.6.1

L

• laboratory work, problem sets, computer programs, and homework, 2.4.6
• law, on-campus misconduct, 1.4.1; violations of local, state, or federal, 1.4.3; enforcement, 1.4.5; concerning illegal drugs, state, 1.6.1; student privacy rights under federal, 2.7
• leave of absence, 1.4.1
• legal assistance, 1.4.3, 2.2.13
• library use, conduct, 1.4.8
• lofts, 2.2.1
• Long-term notice, Persona Non-Grata (PNG), 3.3.3

M

• membership, Council of the Princeton University Community, 1.8.2; Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline, 2.5.2
• minors, 1.2.6
• misconduct, sexual misconduct, 1.3; on-campus, 1.4.1; off-campus, 1.4.2; at eating clubs, 2.2.11
• misled, Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline, 2.5.2
• monies, use of University (including student fees), 2.2.15
• motor vehicle regulations, 2.2.12
• multiple submission, unauthorized, 2.4.6

N

• name, marks, and seal of the University, 1.4.11
• network and computer use, 1.4.9
• New Jersey law, hazing, 2.2.7
• no contact order, 1.3.9
• noise regulations, 2.2.1
• nonacademic matters involving sexual misconduct, 1.3; involving matters other than sexual misconduct, 1.7.5, 1.7.7; involving undergraduate student organizations, 1.7.6
• non-consensual sexual contact and penetration, 1.3
• nondiscrimination statement, ii
• notices, posting of, 2.2.1
• Nude Olympics, University ban on the, 2.2.6

O

• off-campus misconduct, 1.4.2
• on-campus misconduct, 1.4.1
• offenses, serious, 1.2.5; extremely serious, 1.2.5
• officers, class, 2.1.2
• oral reports, source acknowledgment, 2.4.6
• original source, plagiarism, 2.4.9
• original work, student acknowledgment, 2.4.3
• organizations, nonacademic matters involving undergraduate student, 1.7.6

P

• paraphrasing, 2.4.6, 2.4.9
• parking policy, undergraduate student, 2.2.12
• parking services, 2.2.12
• patent and copyright policy, 1.4.10
• peaceful dissent, protests, and demonstrations, 1.2.3, 3.2.3
• peer representative, in hearing before Honor Committee, 2.3.3
• penalties, range of, 1.1.7, 1.3.16, 2.5.5; graduate students, 2.6.7
• Persona Non Grata (PNG) notice, 3.3
• personal safety, 1.2.5
• persons on leave of absence who are not members of the University, 1.4
• pets, dormitory regulations, 2.2.1
• plagiarism, definition, 2.4.7, examples, 2.4.9
• policy on equal opportunity, eop; security, 1.4.6; copyright and patent, 1.4.10; health and safety, 1.6; illegal drugs, 1.6.1; candle/flammable liquid/incense/fireworks, 2.2.1; fire safety, 2.2.1; alcohol, 2.2.9
• political activities, guidelines, 1.5
• political, religious, charitable, or other solicitation or distribution, 3.2.2
• posting of notices (including written materials), 1.2.4, 2.2.1
• postponement of hearing, Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline, 2.5.2
• press and media, 1.2.3
• prior restraint, 1.4.6
• privacy, under sex discrimination and sexual misconduct, 1.3.5
• privacy and right of re-entry, 2.2.1
• privacy rights under federal law for students, 2.7
• probation, disciplinary, 1.1.7, 1.3.16
• problem sets, laboratory work, computer programs, and homework, 2.4.6
• prohibition on hazing, 2.2.7
• Projects Board, USG Senate Committee, 2.1.2
• property rights, 1.4
• property, use of University, 1.4.7; library, 1.4.8; computer and network, 1.4.9
• Prospect Avenue clubs, conduct at, 2.2.11
• protected characteristic, 1.2.2
• protection from retaliation, 1.7.3
• protests and demonstrations, 1.2.3; regulations, 3.2
• publications, student, 2.1.4; of course-related material, 2.4.4

Q

• quiet, 1.2.7
• quotations, in academic work, 2.4.6

R

• racial or ethnic bias and harassment, 1.2.1, 1.2.2
• range of penalties, 1.1.7
• rape, 1.3
• records, confidentiality of, 1.1.6; of proceedings of Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline, 2.5.4
• reference, standard forms of, in academic work, 2.4.6
• referenda, Undergraduate Student Government (USG), 2.1.2
• re-grading, 2.4.7
• regulations: University-wide, 1.2; security and prior restraint, 1.4.6; student life, 2.2; dormitory, undergraduate, 2.2.1, graduate, 2.6.3; dining, 2.2.3, 2.6.5; health, 2.2.4; motor vehicle, 2.2.12; financial, undergraduate, 2.2.14, graduate, 2.6.6; academic, 2.4; solicitation and distribution by off-campus individuals or organizations, 3.2
• relationships, intimate, 1.3.3; with individuals in authority, 1.3.4; teacher-student, 1.3.4
• release of information under sex discrimination and sexual misconduct, 1.3.5
• religious, charitable, political, or other solicitation or distribution, 3.2.2
• rental of University facilities, 3.1.3
• reports, oral, 2.4.6
• reprimand, 1.1.7, 1.3.16
• Research Board, the University, 1.4.10
• Residential College Disciplinary Board (RCDB), RCDB appeals, 2.5.3
• Residential Living Policies Guide, 2.2.1, 2.6.3
• residential living policies for graduate students, 2.6.3
• resolution of complaints and grievances, 1.3, 1.7, 2.6.7
• respect for others, 1.2.1
• respondent, 1.3.3
• responsibilities and rights of students, 2.1
• responsibility to report sex discrimination and sexual misconduct, 1.3.5
• restricted areas, use of, 2.2.2
• retaliation, protection from, 1.3.3, 1.7.3
• right of re-entry and privacy, housing, 2.2.1
• rights of privacy under federal law, student, 2.7
• rights and responsibilities of students, 2.1

S

• safety, circumstances affecting, 1.1.8; personal, 1.2.5; regulations, 2.2.2
• search, of persons, 1.4.6; of dormitory rooms, 2.2.1
• security, Department of Public Safety (DPS), 1.4.5; University safety and law enforcement, 1.4.5; measures, 1.4.6; policy for persons who are not members of the University, 3.3
• senate, Undergraduate Student Government (USG), 2.1.2
• sexual assault and exploitation, 1.3
• sex discrimination and sexual misconduct, 1.3, 1.3.3
• sexual harassment, 1.3; scope of, 1.3.2
• sexual misconduct, complaints of, 1.3, 1.3.3
• SHARE, Sexual Harassment and Assault Advising Resources and Education Office, 1.3
• short-term notice, Persona Non Grata (PNG), 3.3.2
• smoking, 1.6.3, 2.2.1
• Social Committee, undergraduate, 2.1.2
• solicitation, regulations governing, 3.2.2
• sorority, 2.2.8
• sources, quotations, paraphrasing, ideas and facts, footnotes and bibliography, electronic and other, laboratory work, problem sets, computer programs and homework, multiple submission, oral reports, acknowledgment in academic work, 2.4.6
• sponsors, outside relations (see patent and copyright policies), 1.4.10
• stalking, 1.3.3
• standard forms of reference, in academic work, 2.4.6
• state laws on illegal drugs, 1.6.1
• statement on diversity and community, 1.1.4
• statement on freedom of expression, 1.1.3
• storage, 2.2.1
• student acknowledgment of original work, 2.4.6
• student appeal from decisions of faculty committees, 2.1.1
• student government committees, and interaction with faculty committees, 2.1.1
• student government, graduate, 2.6.2
• student government, undergraduate, 2.1.2
• Student Groups Committee, 2.1.2
• student life: coordination between faculty and undergraduates on matters affecting, 2.1.1; regulations concerning specific aspects of, 2.2
• student organizations, nonacademic matters involving undergraduates, 1.7.6
• student privacy rights under federal law, 2.7
• student publications, 2.1.4
• Student Senate, 2.1.2
• submission, multiple, in academic work, 2.4.6
• support resources, sex discrimination and sexual misconduct, 1.3.6
• suspension, 1.1.7, 1.3.16
• suspension with conditions, 1.1.7, 1.3.16

T

• tax-exempt status of the University, guidelines relating to, 1.5.2
• Technology Transfer Program, 1.4.10
• third party, 1.3.3
• TigerCards, 1.2.8
• Title IX, 1.3; coordinator, 1.3.1; scope of, 1.3.2; prohibited conduct, 1.3.3; filing a complaint under, 1.3.8
• transcription or publication of course-related materials, 2.4.4
• transportation and parking services, 2.2.12
• tutoring, 2.4.5

U

• U-Councilors, 2.1.2
• Undergraduate Announcement, 2.4.1
• undergraduate departmental committees, 2.1.1
• Undergraduate Honor Committee, 2.3
• undergraduate honor system, 2.3
• Undergraduate Student Government (USG Senate), 2.1.2
• unfair advantage, 2.4.7
• unfairness in proceedings, appeals regarding, 1.3.12, 1.3.13, 1.9.4
• University, the law, and property rights, 1.4
• University community, distribution of written materials by members of, 1.2.4
• University discipline and the courts, 1.4.4
• University Health Services, 2.2.4
• University housing, 1.1.7, 2.2.1, 2.6.3
• University monies (including student fees), use of, 2.2.15
• University name, marks, and seal, use of, 1.4.11
• University policy concerning the use of illegal drugs, 1.6.1
• University principles of general conduct and regulations, 1.1
• University property, use of, 1.4.7; library use, 1.4.8; computer and network use, 1.4.9
• University Research Board, 1.4.10
• University resources, use by community, 3.1
• University safety, security, and law enforcement, 1.4.5
• University Student Life Committee, 1.7.6, 2.1.1
• University-wide conduct regulations, 1.2

V

• vehicle regulations, 2.2.12
• violations, of honesty in University matters, 1.1.5; of peaceful dissent, protests and demonstrations policy, 1.2.3; of local, state, or federal law, 1.4.3; of the alcohol policy, 2.2.9; of the honor system, 2.3.1; of academic rules and regulations, jurisdiction, undergraduate, 2.4.2; of academic rules under the Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline, 2.4.8; of academic rules and regulations, jurisdiction, graduate, 2.6.1
• Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), 1.3.1

W

• warning, 1.1.7, 1.3.16
• withholding of degree, 1.1.7, 1.3.16
• written materials, distribution by members of the University community, 1.2.4