Right now if you misplace your ID or it get's lost you have no choice but to pay $25. This price is unnecessary and unsafe. The average parking violation costs a student less than if their ID falls out of their pocket. As the pieces of plastic that the IDs are made from cost the university less than $5 each it seems unethical to charge more than $5 to get a card replaced.

I really wish I wasn't forced into getting a 12 month contract for next year because the 10 month contract buildings ran out. I'm sorry but I can't afford this and it's specially pointless if you're graduating in may but aren't considered a senior for housing. And if they are going to force students to live on campus 3 of the 4 years, they should make it somewhat cheaper or at least around the same price as apartments like port. Not $200 more per month.

Laundry prices in the main resident dorms (York East and West, Warwick, James River, Potomac North and South, and Santoro) should be lowered from their original prices to $0.50. Laundry shouldn't cost us another arm and a leg. Our tuition, fees, housing, and meals plan already do that. It's a reasonable price and the school will still get there money.

Wouldn't it be fantastic to come back to your dorm and have something to munch on? Or maybe your watching a movie and you and your friends having a serious sweet tooth. JMU and other universities have it and we should too. You can order Cookies and Milk and have it delivered to your dorm from 9pm to 4am. Let's try to get as many votes to bring this here!

I love our campus and its so beautiful, but its kinda gets ruined when I walk outside and am hit in the face by a gigantic cloud of cigarette smoke OR when I'm in my room with the window open and people are just outside the building smoking and it all comes inside. I don't care whether or not people smoke, but it would be nice if there were specific areas for the smokers that nonsmokers/people with sensitive asthma could avoid and keep the smoke from going all over campus.

I think we should stop allowing PLP students to have so many extra privileges. They pay less, because they take most of the scholarshps, while they have priority everything. They have taken multiple classes and better housing from me. Simply taking a few extra classes does not entitle you to be treated better than us. Also, many PLP kids I have talked to say that the Leadership minor is a joke.

I've had to park at Harris teeter or Panera so many times after work because of lack of parking, and lack of convenient parking. I'm not saying I'm too lazy to walk from the far Warwick lot to JR, I'm just saying I think its unfair that people who live in Warwick have 2 huge lots right next to them, and JR has one tiny one.

I have discussed this idea with a few students and although some may think that it is only cosmetic, we think that a clock addition to center of the library right as you enter is needed. While I am sure there are some logistics problems that may arise, I know that clocks were not originally included in the classrooms until the professors asked for them, so we feel that it may be necessary for the students to make this request.

Not many people eat every meal in the dining halls. And its not fair that RA's have to have the 19 meal plan with no dining dollars. All of the 10, 14, and 19 meal plans cost the same so why do RA's have to have the 19?

We are all students at CNU, so why not let our IDs work to get into every dorm on main campus? I visit other dorms frequently and it's extremely frustrating to have to wait for someone who lives in that dorm to use their card to open the door. Also, I don't think CNU students should have to get "signed in" to a dorm at all, but I'd compromise with just pushing back the sign in time two hours.

the majority on people on East campus are over 21. If CNU is going to force us to live on campus all 4 years they shouldn't be so strick with their rules. East campus should have different, age appropriate rules.

I'm a commuter student and I very often work with or visit students who live in the dorms. I understand having to be signed in after 8pm but I should not have to be signed in if students living in other dorms do not.

We should have more upperclassmen dorms....

When I lived in Potomac South, I used this makeshift path everyday. I've seen students, bikes, even golf carts use this path. It's fine when it's dry, but when it rains, it becomes a pond. It's only getting worse with time. People are eroding the edges, making it wider and deeper.

Could this officially become a brick path? Just trying to save a few pairs of shoes. Thank you for your hard work!

I spoke to Dean Hughes about this. Just seeing if others agree.

If someone has a 2.45 GPA, it will count as a 2.4 GPA, not 3.5. Many jobs on campus require that you have at least a 2.5 GPA to stay working there. This is unfair. If someone has a GPA of 1.94, this is under that GPA requirement and so this student will be on academic probation. If we had the 3 significant figures system, this student would instead have a 2.0, just barely reaching the good standing GPA. This would help a lot with everyone on campus in mind!