Student Conduct Process
Any member of the Loyola University community may file a complaint with the Office
of Residence Life & Housing, Office of Student Integrity and Restorative Justice Practices,
or Public Safety. As part of their daily responsibilities, campus police officers
and Residence Life & Housing staff may submit reports of violations. If a Residence
Life & Housing staff member (usually an AC or RA) or a campus police officer confronts
a student, the student can contact the Assistant Director of Residence Life & Housing
of that area or the Director of Student Integrity and Restorative Justice Practices
the next workday. Once a complaint is filed, the Director of Student Integrity and
Restorative Justice Practices, or their designee, reviews the reports and determines
whether the report identifies violations of the Student Code of Conduct. If so, the
students involved are notified of the alleged violations and the subsequent hearing
process.
The following resources provide further information regarding the student conduct process:
- Student Integrity and Restorative Justice Practices Responses
- Student Rights and Responsibilities in the Hearing Process
- Appeals
- Impact Statements