Caption: Booklet - Handbook of Student Housing (1950)
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W H A T ARE THE GENERAL H O U S I N G POLICIES A N D REGULATIONS AT ILLINOIS? IIHilliliil 1 !; I'lllllil^^l-Sllilllllllil Mil l i l l Unmarried undergraduate women must live in UniversityApproved housing unless they live with relatives in or near Champaign-Urbana, or have arranged before registration for special permission to live elsewhere. The special permission form can be obtained at the Housing Division office. Another regulation provides that undergraduate women and graduate women may not live at the same student home except during the Summer Session. And, if you are an unmarried undergraduate woman, you must have permission from both the Housing Division and the Dean of Women before you are free to move from one house to another during any one semester. If you are a non-resident unmarried undergraduate student, you must live in quarters in which there resides some mature, responsible person who is approved by the University. lllini Hall — Home of the Housing Division W H A T IS THE H O U S I N G D I V I S I O N ? The people in the Housing Division supervise and report on standards of safety, health, comfort, and proper study conditions in all residences in which undergraduate men and women students live, and they keep on file a permanent record of conditions in these places. They also can give you information on housing-contract forms used by the various house directors or operators; they can answer questions on room prices, food costs and many other matters concerning living accommodations. The Housing Division has the authority to supervise and report on University-owned housing, of course; but it also has the same control over privately-owned housing, such as fraternities, sororities, residence halls, and private homes. A Sorority Study Room 7
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