Hendrix operates with standards which serve as guides to the development, modification, and enforcement of specific regulations. Enrollment in Hendrix places on the student the responsibility to be aware of both the principles and specific regulations. Specific regulations may be found under appropriate headings. Behavioral principles or standards include the following:
- Students are expected to maintain standards of conduct befitting maturing and responsible citizens of an academic community and reflecting the purposes of the College. The obstruction or disruption of the work of the College will not be tolerated.
- All members of the community are expected to exhibit integrity and personal honesty in the classroom and in other campus affairs. Evidence of dishonesty, such as theft or plagiarism, is considered cause for disciplinary action.
- Conduct which leads to embarrassment, physical harm, or indignities to other persons will not be tolerated.
- Personal behavior of members of the community must conform to standards of propriety congenial to our heritage and aims and to the laws of the state and nation.
- Student-sponsored social events are expected to be consistent with the standards of the College.
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