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University Buildings

All University buildings and grounds are categorized as three types: dedicated, semi-public, and public. Public space, open for public use and pleasure, includes sidewalks, campus drives, and building lobbies and corridors during normal operating hours. Dedicated and semi-public areas are available only for University programs and events scheduled through the University. Public Safety is charged with keeping all areas secure.

Classroom buildings normally are open:

Monday 鈥� Thursday 7 a.m.聽to 10 p.m.
Friday 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Hours at off-campus sites vary. Other semi-public facilities鈥� hours are posted each semester. Unauthorized persons may be asked to leave the campus.

University Housing

Only residents of University Housing complexes and their guests are authorized to have access to housing complexes. Commercial solicitation is prohibited.

Visitation hours for O鈥橠aniel and McDonald Apartments, Newman Hall, Governors Hall, and O鈥橞annon Hall are聽7 a.m. to midnight, Sunday 鈥� Thursday;聽7 a.m. to聽2 a.m. Friday and Saturday. The University Student Code of Conduct applies to all Housing and Residence Life locations.

Off-Campus Residences (registered student organizations): All residences are privately owned. Access to off-campus residences of registered student organizations is controlled by the housing corporation of that organization and the residents themselves.

Card Reader Access to Facilities

NOTE: The Card Access Request form is for use by deans, department chairs, supervisors or designees for submission to Public Safety. It is not intended for direct student/employee use. Requests that do not follow these protocols will be denied.

Please review the card access policy below and contact Public Safety at聽PSCardAccess@usi.edu聽with any questions.

• Requests for card reader access to facilities must be submitted via the聽Card Reader Access Request Form聽and emailed to the Public Safety at聽PSCardAccess@usi.edu聽as an attachment, not in the body of the email.
• The form must be typed legibly. Handwritten forms will not be accepted.
• All requests for card reader access must be submitted聽by the dean or department chair (or their authorized designee) responsible for the building/room for which access is needed, using a valid 缅北强奸 email address.
• The list of authorized designees should reflect any personnel changes during the academic year.
• Requests should include student/employee 鈥� first name, last name and middle initial; Banner (student/employee)聽ID number; card number (see below); and the specific room number(s) (not the name of the lab/area) for which access in needed. (No nicknames.)
• Student card access is 24/7 and expires at the end of the current semester. If specific, restricted or extended access is required, it must be approved by the Director of Public Safety or his designee.
• Allow two to four business days聽for access requests to be entered into the system.
• If a student or employee no longer requires access, or is no longer allowed access to one or more areas, an authorized requestor must send an email聽to聽PSCardAccess@usi.edu聽requesting removal of the access.
• 聽If an individual needs access to a facility before the system is restored, Public Safety can admit them either by sending an officer or by electronically 鈥渂uzzing them in鈥� from Dispatch.
• 聽Anyone with an old card (i.e. Banner ID only on the front) will need to get an updated Eagle Access Card from the Eagle Access Office located in the lower level of University Center West. There is no charge if an old card is returned.

Card Access requests require the following information:

1. Last name, first name and middle initial (must match Banner). (No Nicknames)
2. Card Number
   • Card Numbers always begins with 585998; Only the 10-digit number that follows is needed
   • If a replacement card is issued, the card number will change.
   • The new card number must be submitted to the Public Safety at聽PSCardAccess@usi.edu聽for activation.
3. Banner ID Number (Student/Employee ID Number)