
BYU-Idaho Apartment Living Standards exist to preserve the integrity of the university and ensure the physical safety and spiritual well-being of each student.
Whereas the BYU-Idaho Apartment Living Standards explicitly include the tenets of the Honor Code and the principles and guidelines found in For the Strength of Youth, the following sections are not intended to restate standards that students have already committed to uphold, but rather address unique conditions and standards specific to BYU-Idaho Approved Housing and single-student apartment life.
Landlords, managers, and students have a responsibility to filter and block material that is suggestive, vulgar, immoral, violent, illegal, or pornographic in any way. Internet access must specifically be filtered for Adult/Mature/Tasteless content, Gambling, Nudity, Pornography, Proxy/Anonymizer (used to bypass filters), P2P/File Sharing (used for illegal downloading), Sexuality and all other inappropriate content categories.
Cable or satellite television must be filtered by R and NC-17 ratings as well as all inappropriate content categories such as Language, Nudity, Violence, and Sexual Content. Most premium movie channels are considered inappropriate and must be filtered or blocked. Specific channels that often come with basic service and must also be blocked include MTV, VH-1, and Comedy Central.
Any other visual or written material in the apartment should fall within the guidelines and standards in For the Strength of Youth.
Firearms and WeaponsFirearms, ammunitions, explosives, hunting bows, knives, swords, martial arts weapons, BB guns, pellet guns, paint-ball guns and any other devices capable of inflicting injury or damaging property are prohibited in on- or off-campus apartments.
Facsimiles or likenesses of firearms or dangerous weapons are also prohibited.
Curfew and Quiet HoursVisitors to an apartment of the opposite gender must adhere to the following standards:
No pets of any kind are allowed in BYU-Idaho Approved Housing. See Appendix for guidelines to respond to service animal requests.