General Rules and Regulations

Food, gum, or candy are not permitted for consumption during activities and can only be used during break times in specified areas of the RAC. When planning the details of your program, please notify the Outdoor Adventure Program if you are making arrangements for food for your organization. Water will be available to refill water bottles.

Illinois State University’s codes of conduct are enforced at the Redbird Adventure Center at all times. Use of Illinois State University facilities is a privilege and participants are expected to be good citizens and respect the rights of others. Individuals who engage in unacceptable or irresponsible behavior may have their access to the Redbird Adventure Center revoked or modified indefinitely as determined by the Director of Campus Recreation and the Outdoor Adventure Team. Students may be subject to further university disciplinary action as outlined in the Illinois State University Code of Student Conduct: Illinois State University Code of Student Conduct .

Engaging in inappropriate public display of affection in the Student Fitness Center is strictly prohibited. Participants may be asked to leave if the behavior continues.

In accordance with the Smoke-Free Campus Act (110 ILCS 64 et seq.), the Smoke-Free Illinois Act (410 ILCS 82 et seq.), and the School Code Tobacco Prohibition (105 ILCS 510-20.5b), smoking and tobacco use is prohibited on campus. Smoking and tobacco, including the use of smokeless tobacco and electronic cigarettes, is prohibited on campus, including buildings, grounds, and parking lots.

Alcoholic beverages and illegal drugs may not be consumed prior to or while using the facility. Individuals may not use the facility while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

For the safety and comfort of our patrons, the use of mobile technology is not permitted in the restrooms. Patrons may use mobile technology in other areas of the facility for access to music or phone; however, if disruptive behavior (talking loudly) is noticed or reported, the patron will be asked to refrain from use of the device.

Personal photography and videotaping are permitted at Campus Recreation facilities except for restrooms, locker rooms and pools. Personal photography and videotaping are defined as media of friends/family obtaining informally for personal/private use. Personal photography used for commercial purposes is not allowed. Taking photos or videos of individuals without their consent is prohibited and is cause for immediate removal from Campus Recreation facilities.

Academic photography and videotaping are permitted in Campus Recreation facilities with prior authorization except for restrooms, locker rooms and pool. Academic photography and videotaping are defined as media obtained and/or reproduced for academic purposes including class projects, University promotions and information. Please contact the marketing team for authorization. 

Media access is allowed in most Campus Recreation facilities with prior authorization. Media access is defined as media obtained and/or reproduced for use by a media outlet. Please contact the marketing team for authorization. 

The Redbird Adventure Center is designed to accommodate patrons of varying abilities. Campus Recreation team members are available to provide special assistance to patrons with disabilities. Patrons are encouraged to provide as much advance notice as possible to the facility prior to a visit to help ensure that their request for special assistance may be met. Service animals are allowed in all facilities.

Pets and emotional support animals are prohibited in all facilities. Service animals are permitted in all activity areas.

The Lost and Found is located at the main desk in the lobby of the Redbird Adventure Center. Lost IDs and membership cards will be placed at the desk for retrieval. Wallets, cell phones and other items deemed to be of high value will be placed in a locked cabinet for security purposes. Campus Recreation is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged property.