Off-Campus Living and Prohibited Properties
When 51³Ô¹ÏÍø receives notice of a landlord whose practices are violating local law and/or endangering the safety and well-being of student tenants or neighbors, 51³Ô¹ÏÍø reserves the option of denying undergraduate students the privilege of living off campus at properties owned by such landlords. When student behavior at an off-campus residence does not meet the Good Neighbor Guidelines and cause ongoing disruption to the neighboring community over a significant period of time despite intervention via the University’s accountability process, a property may be placed on the University’s Prohibited Properties list.Ìý
If an undergraduate student living in an off-campus residence is found by the University to be in violation of the "" or is adversely affecting the University's relationship with the neighboring community, all 51³Ô¹ÏÍø students who are residents may be subject to the University’s accountability process, even though a specific individual responsible for the conduct cannot be identified. Undergraduate students found to be living at a Prohibited Property may face enhanced disciplinary sanctions.
Prohibited Properties List
Latest property additions: October 2025
Information regarding 2027-2028 off-campus authorization for undergraduate students will be available later in the fall 2026 semester.Ìý Students should not commit themselves in any way to an off-campus property for the 2027-2028 academic year until authorization is granted. The Prohibited Properties List will be updated before off-campus authorization is granted and students will be required to consent to not living in a Prohibited Property during that process.Ìý
- 520 32nd Ave. S (prohibition in place until at least Fall 2031)
- 1024 Villa Place (prohibition in place until at least Fall 2032)
- 3104 Dudley Ave. (prohibition in place until at least Fall 2032)