University of Pennsylvania
Private University
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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The Pennbook: Sexual Misconduct Policy, Resource Offices and Complaint Procedures
For the purposes of University policy, the term “sexual harassment” refers to any unwanted conduct that is based on an individual’s sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression and that: ... A reasonable person would determine is so severe, pervasive, and/or…
The Pennbook: Poster Policy - Instructions for Residential Posting
Think before you post. College Houses defend the right of free speech and expression on campus and actively promotes the civil exchange of ideas. In the spirit of the latter aim, students are urged to reconsider creating and distributing posters or flyers…
The Pennbook: Poster Policy
Posting Notices in Indoor Areas 1. Posters may only be placed in those areas designated for posting. 2. Groups wishing to mount posters in University buildings should contact the appropriate building administrator’s office to ascertain the proper locations for posters.
The Pennbook: Specific Rules Intrepreting the Policy on Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources
Unlawful communications, including threats of violence, obscenity, child pornography, and harassing communications (as defined by law), are prohibited.
The Pennbook: Use of Outdoor Spaces
Depending on the location of an outdoor event, on scheduled classes in nearby buildings, and on the proximity of offices in use, non-conflicting activities should be scheduled by prior arrangements with the Perelman Quad and VPUL Facilities staff.
The Pennbook: Guidelines on Open Expression
The University of Pennsylvania, as a community of scholars, affirms, supports and cherishes the concepts of freedom of thought, inquiry, speech, and lawful assembly. The freedom to experiment, to present and examine alternative data and theories; the freedom to hear, express, and…