Sunday - Thursday: 10:00 pm - 7:00 am

Friday - Saturday: 12:00 am - 9:00 am

During Finals Week: The 24-Hour Quiet Hours will go into effect at all UC San Diego residential communities.

Failure to comply with this policy may result in a reported conduct violation. Please see the noise policy below and refer to the UC San Diego Residential Life Community Standards document for the most up to date information on our housing policies.

Residents, Additional Occupants, and Guests are expected to be considerate of noise levels at all times. Noise including, but not limited to, voices, amplified music, televisions, musical instruments, and computers must be maintained at a level that does not disturb others. Unreasonable noise is defined as any noise that disrupts or potentially disrupts the use or enjoyment of one's residence. Unreasonable noise affecting study or sleep at any time is prohibited.

2024-2025 Seventh College Posting Guidelines

Seventh College Posting Guidelines

Flyer and Banner Posting Requirements

• Only publicity materials for UC San Diego affiliated events, programs, and opportunities may be posted in the Seventh College Residential Neighborhood. Prior to posting, all materials must be approved and stamped by the Seventh College Residence Life Office, Monday through Friday from 8am-6pm.
• All materials will be reviewed by Seventh College Residence Life staff. Offensive materials (racist, sexist, exploitative, exclusive, or discriminatory in nature) are prohibited. Judgmental discretion will be exercised by the staff member.
• All posting materials must include the sponsoring group/organization's name and contact information. Materials may not be posted until one week prior to the event and must be removed by the sponsoring group within 2 days following the event.
• Posting Materials
• A maximum of ten (10) flyers are allowed per event. Flyers are not to exceed 11 x 17 in size. No wallpapering is allowed.
• A maximum of one (1) banner is allowed per event. The banners should not exceed 24 x 36.
• Exceptions may be made in some situations with the approval of Seventh College Residence Life and/or the Dean of the College.
• Materials should not damage the area to which they are affixed and should only be posted in designated posting areas (see below).Only blue painters tape, string, or zip ties may be used.
• Failure to comply with these policies will result in posting materials being removed. Any individual or group who flagrantly or consistently violates these policies will be restricted from further use of posting areas and will be brought to the attention of the Dean for further disciplinary action.

Designated Posting Locations:

Designated posting locations for Seventh College are marked.

Flyers may only be put up with blue painters tape. Posters are allowed in the following areas:

• Seventh East, Building 1 (First Floor Entrance, Exterior)*
• Seventh East, Building 2 (Exterior Elevator)**
• Seventh East, Building 3 (Laundry Room)*
• Seventh East, Building 6 (Wall Outside of Market)
• Seventh West, Building 1 (First Floor Laundry Room)*
• Seventh West, Building 1 (Second Floor Entrance)*
• Seventh West, Building 2 (First Floor Entrance, Exterior)*
• Seventh West, Building 2 (Second Floor Entrance, Interior)*
• Seventh West, Building 3 (North Break Entrance, Exterior)*
• Seventh West, Building 3 (Laundry Room, Exterior)*

* Posting directly on doors is not permitted.
** Posting inside elevators is not permitted.

Designated Banner Locations:

Designated banner locations for Seventh College are marked. Banners may only be put up with blue painters tape, string or zip ties. Posters are allowed in the following areas:

• Seventh East, Building 6 (Gallery Staircase Lower)
• Seventh West, Building 3 (Front of North Break)
• Seventh West, Building 3 (Front of Game Room)
• *An exception can be requested from the Dean of Student Affairs to hang banners from Seventh West, Building 2 Exterior Window and the Seventh East, Building 4 Railing.

Elections Posting Rules

• Campaigning may not begin until the campaign period starts, designated by Associated Students (ASUCSD).
• Posted materials must follow all Seventh College posting guidelines and align with the Seventh College and ASUCSD Elections Code.
• All campaign materials must be approved by BOTH the Seventh College Election Manager and Seventh College Residence Life.
• Posting limits for Elections
  • Individual Candidates
    • A maximum of ten (10) flyers
    • Candidates may use the voting period in place of an event date and Vote on TritonLink in place of an event location.
    • Flyers must be numbered
    • Candidates will not be allowed to post banners on Seventh buildings, however they will be allowed to have them present at tabling events
    • A maximum of one A-Frame per candidate may be reserved on a first come, first served basis through Seventh College Student Affairs
  • Slates
    • A maximum of ten (10) flyers per candidate which may be used to advertise individual candidates, the slate, or both.
    • Candidates may use the voting period in place of an event date and Vote on TritonLink in place of an event location.
    • Flyers must be numbered
    • Slates will not be allowed to post banners on Seventh buildings, however they will be allowed to have them present at tabling events
    • A maximum of one A-Frame per candidate may be reserved on a first come, first served basis through Seventh College Student Affairs. Candidates may concurrently advertise slates on A-Frame or share A-frame space.
  • No campaign material may slander any other candidate.
  • Any candidate caught defacing or removing another candidate's materials will be referred to the Seventh College Elections Committee as part of the grievance process.
  • All campaign material must be removed by the candidate within 2 days of the end of Elections.

A-Frames

A-Frame posters for Seventh College Departments and recognized student organizations are approved in the Seventh College Gallery, located in Seventh West Building 6. A-Frames should not obstruct pathways at Seventh College. Locations that are approved for A-Frame placement include:

• Outside Game Room
• Outside North Break
• Path near the Market/Gallery
• Main stairway paths along Seventh West
• The Seventh College garden

Chalking

Chalking is only allowed on sidewalks of the university grounds that are exposed to weather elements and not covered by a roof or overhang. Chalking on other surfaces is prohibited. The chalk must be water-soluble. The use of markers, paints, oil-based products, sprayable chalk, or other types of markers or liquids is prohibited.

Residents are expected to keep their individual and common spaces clean. Residents are to take out the trash in the common spaces and their personal spaces, custodial staff are not responsible for clearing out trash in the apartments. On cleaning days, residents are expected to have excess items (i.e., dirty dishes, excess shampoo bottles, empty bottles) cleared from kitchen counters, shower areas, floors, and common spaces to facilitate efficient cleaning by our custodial staff. Failure to keep common areas clear and free of excess trash for our custodial staff may result in documentation through the student conduct process.

As described in the UC San Diego Residential Community Standards, residents are not permitted to make any large alterations or do construction on their apartments. Alterations such as the installation of a personal showerhead or a bidet are not allowed and will not be installed by our maintenance staff. It is against policy for residents to adjust the height of their beds on their own, please submit a Fix-It ticket to allow for our staff to come in and adjust it for you. Note that loft beds cannot be lowered, and when adjusting the height of a bunk bed both residents must be present and in agreement. Additionally, the removal of any campus-provided furniture is not permitted. Violations of these policies may result in a conduct report. Please see the UC San Diego Residential Community Standards for more information.

UC San Diego Residential Life Community Standards by Academic Year.

Student Conduct Policies and Procedures.

FAQs About the Student Conduct Process.

Sanctions for Student Conduct Violations.

Bedroom Lockouts

If you are locked out of your bedroom during Seventh College Residence Life Front Desk operating hours, you will be provided with a spare key. If you are provided with a spare key, you MUST return it to our office by 11 PM the day you borrow it or will you be charged a fee of $65 for a replacement key.

Lost Bedroom Key

If you lose your bedroom key and receive a new key from the Seventh College Residence Life Front Desk, you will be charged a fee of $65 for a replacement key. If you do not return your bedroom key when you move-out of your space, you will be charged a fee of $65 for a replacement key.

Broken or Damaged Bedroom Keys

If you have a broken, bent, or otherwise malfunctioning key, you may bring it to the Seventh College Residence Life Front Desk during operating hours and we will replace the key free of charge, as long as you can provide the malfunctioning key.

After-hours Lockout

If you are locked out of your apartment or bedroom after the normal Seventh College Residence Life Front Desk operating hours and receive request lockout assistance from the USOs by calling (858) 534-4357, you may be charged a fee to your student account for using this service. 

As part of your Housing Contract, you and everyone living in your apartment are required to complete a Living Space Agreement (LSA) facilitated by your assigned Resident Assistant. LSAs are completed during a meeting with your RA when everyone moves in at the beginning of the Fall quarter or when a new person moves into your space.

A LSA's purpose is to facilitate harmonious living between all members of each living space. Living together in a shared space requires clear, direct conversations to set you and your roommates up for success. We hope this conversation is the beginning of many positive and productive discussions with your peers.

Living space agreements can be adjusted as you get to know each other's habits and preferences. Feel free to reach out to your RA/HA to amend it at any time during the academic year. Please note that agreements are facility-specific and designed to facilitate discussion and compromise around issues of individual preference. Stipulations in the Living Space Agreement supplement the Residential Life Community Standards. In any conflict between the terms of an Agreement and the Community Standards, the Community Standards will prevail.

As the LSA is designed to be an agreement between everyone in a living space, it is important to follow the agreement and make updates as needed. If you feel that someone in your living space is now following the agreement, please reach out to your RA so that a mediation may be had. Violations of the LSA may result in a conduct report.