Behavior violating standards as set forth in the Student Handbook, The University Catalog, appropriate organizational constitutions and by-laws, room/board contracts and other University bulletins or failure to meet the University's expectations outlined above, violates the University's Student Code and is subject to disciplinary action by the University. Acts of dishonesty as defined by the University's Academic Honor Policy are addressed by that Policy and not through the University' Student Discipline Process.

As a community, our student body wrote and affirmed the following statement in the Spring of 2007. We are proud of the family we have found here at Saint Joseph's and are proud to have you with us in support of these values.

We, as members of the Saint Joseph's University student body, wish to express that we whole-heartedly affirm and espouse the following ideas:

We are all proud members of one student body.

The actions and the ideas we present not only represent us, but also the entire Saint Joseph's community. We must take responsibility for the decisions we make.

We are committed to the education of ourselves and of each other insofar that open-mindedness is an ideal approach to life, and that the Jesuit mission of our institution emphasizes the virtues of love and forgiveness as essential in our daily encounters.

True diversity is not only represented by different people, but also by an open exchange of the ideas they each espouse.

It is our obligation to actively combat ignorance in public and in private, break down stereotypes, and spread awareness of the ideas of our community.