University of Massachusetts – Boston

3.4 Harassment Information Technology clients must not use University resources to harass others. This is considered a serious offense which Information Technology will pursue according to University regulations. Information Technology considers displaying or sending of un-requested, objectionable (as defined by the recipient)…

Signs or advertisements that are visible in public areas or from outside the bedroom including but not limited to; ...controversial, antagonistic, or pornographic materials are prohibited.

All postings and flyers must be approved in advance in accordance with the Division of Student Affairs flyer posting policy. If the poster advertises an upcoming event, please bring the poster to the office at least 5 business days prior to the…

3.4 Harassment Information Technology clients must not use University resources to harass others. This is considered a serious offense which Information Technology will pursue according to University regulations. Information Technology considers displaying or sending of un-requested, objectionable (as defined by the recipient)…

A. Spaces for Protest and Demonstration (Public Assembly Locations) The University recognizes four locations, here referred to as public assembly locations. Use of these locations requires the Advanced Notification Form process. Those locations are: » University Entrance: the grassy area in between…

The following activities are by no means exhaustive but attempt to provide a framework for activities that are strictly prohibited: ... Using computer programs to decode passwords, access control information, send chain emails, spam, or phishing emails, generating excessive printing and other…