California State University, Monterey Bay
Yes. CSUMB publishes a current prohibited-items list that includes air conditioners, hot plates, candles/incense, space heaters, extension cords, weapons and several other hazards.
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Yes. CSUMB publishes a current prohibited-items list that includes air conditioners, hot plates, candles/incense, space heaters, extension cords, weapons and several other hazards.
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Yes. Emory publishes a prohibited-items list covering fire, heat, electrical, cooking, weapon, and other safety risks.
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Yes—Georgia Tech bans or restricts items that create fire, electrical, weapon or property-damage risks.
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Menlo prohibits many cooking/heating appliances and other fire or safety hazards.
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Yes. UCSC publishes a current prohibited-items list covering fire hazards, certain heating/cooking devices, weapons, alcohol/drugs and other unsafe items.
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