USE OF UNIVERSITY PREMISES AND FACILITIES University premises and facilities are available for use by individuals
or organizations for purposes relating directly to the University's regular educational
or research programs. Any individual(s) or organization wishing to use University premises or
facilities for any other purpose must obtain approval from the appropriate campus
authorities. Questions relating to such usage should be directed to the Office
of Facility Management and Scheduling.
Campus authorities may grant permission to use University premises and
facilities to these organizations when the use is generally compatible with
the University's teaching, research, and public service missions. Admission fees and contributions are not permitted at events on
University premises except when permission is granted in advance by
appropriate campus authorities. Permission will be granted only if one of
the following conditions is met: *As defined in the section, "Registered Organizations and Facilities" of the Code of Policies and Regulations
Applying to All Students. Campus authorities may grant permission to use University premises and
facilities to outside organizations and individuals when that use is
generally compatible with the University's teaching, research, and public
service missions, and each of the following conditions is met: The use of University premises and facilities is not available to
individuals or non-University organizations for presentation of public
entertainment events. Outside organizations and individuals may not sponsor
events when admission fees, profits, or funds raised are to accrue to the
individual or the organization, even though the funds are for public
benefit. University premises and facilities shall not be used for benefit events, charitable or otherwise,
except with the special approval of the Chancellor. (Benefit events are those events intended to
raise money for uses other than the expenses of the sponsoring organization or the support of other
university activities. Outside organizations may use certain auxiliary service space, such as
the Assembly Hall, Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, and housing
facilities for meetings, conferences, and conventions if attendance at such
events is limited to members of the organization or if admission to the
public is free. Use of University premises and facilities by individuals other than in
connection with the University's educational or research programs is
normally not permitted. Subject to the approval of the appropriate campus
authorities, certain University premises and facilities may be made
available for use to the students, faculty, and staff of the University and
their families, provided such use does not interfere with the regular
educational programs of the University or with the activities of the various
eligible organizations previously identified in this directive. Young people (generally under 18 years old), who are not University of
Illinois students are welcome on the campus to participate as invited guests
in supervised activities developed especially for them, to attend scheduled
public events, to participate in supervised education programs, and when
accompanied by a parent, guardian or responsible adult who is eligible to
use University facilities. Campus
facilities are not available for their use under other circumstances.
Faculty and staff may ask uninvited guests to leave a facility or, if
such visitors refuse to leave or challenging them would cause concern for
personal safety, the University police should be called for assistance (333-8911). The campus may charge rent, service charges, or other fees to users of
certain University premises and facilities. It may charge admission and
solicit public patronage to events held in the Assembly Hall, Krannert
Center for the Performing Arts, Ice Arena, Memorial Stadium, Illini Union,
Foellinger Auditorium, and other facilities appropriate for
accommodating public events. Organizations and individuals using University premises and facilities
must comply with all reasonable requests related to such usage made by
campus authorities having responsibility for the premises or facilities
concerned. Campus authorities retain the right to assign the most appropriate
premises or facilities available for a given event and to determine whether
appropriate facilities are available. Prevailing contracts entered into by
University units will be honored. Decisions concerning interpretations of policy on the use of University
premises and facilities may be appealed to the Committee on Use of
Facilities as specified in Chapter III of the Code on Campus Affairs and
Regulations Applying to All Students. The use of all University premises and facilities is subject to all
applicable state and federal laws and must be in accord with the policies of
the Board of Trustees. The Chancellor or his or her designee has the authority to permit
exceptions to these regulations and to develop additional regulations as may
be appropriate. University premises and facilities cannot be used for private gain or non-educational purposes, either by individuals or organizations. University permission for the use of premises and facilities by an
organization or individual neither implies approval nor disapproval of the
purposes of the individual or organization or events sponsored by that
organization or individual. All questions or requests relating to the use of University premises and
facilities should be directed to the
Office of Facility Management and Scheduling. (Approved by the Conference on Conduct Governance March 6,
1980.) Date Revised: October 28, 2002
ON THE URBANA-CHAMPAIGN CAMPUS
Date Issued: September 1, 1988
Issued by: Office of Facility Management and Scheduling
Approved by: Chancellor
Use of University Premises, Facilities, and Computing Infrastructure Policies
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