University Rules and Regulations
The following are prohibited at Central Philippine University, and violators will be subjected to administrative sanction.
- Violation of any penal statute, or rules and regulations, or any valid order of a competent University Authority.
- Any conduct which threatens or endangers the health, and/or safety of any person within the University premises or which adversely affects the student.s acceptability as a member of the academic community such as:
- Carrying around or using explosive or deadly weapons such as guns or bladed weapons.
- Intimidating, by covert or over act, any student, faculty or staff member, or administrative personnel.
- Threatening, assaulting or insulting any student, faculty or staff member, or school authority.
- Defaming any student, faculty member, employee or school authority.
- Behaving abusively or discourteously towards any student, faculty member, employee or school authority.
- Causing outsiders to assault any bona fide member of the University family (whether student or employee) or to commit acts contrary to existing regulations.
- Hazing that is injurious to health or results to bodily harm.
- Forcefully or illegally occupying or using any University property whether field, park, building, lot or any other place.
- Destroying, defacing, or stealing any University property. Vandalism.
- Tampering with or forging school records, documents, transfer forms, CPU ID or using forged records or transfer credentials.
- Tampering with official notices, announcements, etc. posted on bulletin boards or displayed streamers.
- Fraudulent representation of the University such as:
- Representing the University or any of its faculties, schools, colleges, or departments without proper authorization or for any fraudulent or unlawful purpose.
- Using any identity symbols or identification cards of the University without proper authorization or for any fraudulent or unlawful purpose.
- Producing and/or distributing written, printed or mimeographed materials containing language that is defamatory,
slanderous, libelous or subversive in nature.
- Engaging in immoral acts such as:  
- Being found in possession or caught viewing obscene or immoral literature or pornographic materials.
- Caught in any sexual act or conducting oneself lewdly.    
- Cheating and committing plagiarism and other forms of dishonesty.    
- Coming to school under the influence of liquor or any prohibited substance and/or bringing/consuming in the campus these substances.
- Smoking on campus.    
- Not wearing CPU identification (ID) Card on campus.    
- Disturbing or disrupting classes and programs, directly or indirectly by voice, or presence.    
- Gambling or betting in any form.    
- Violating traffic rules for motorists.    
- Littering inside the campus.    
- Use of cellphones inside the classrooms during classes and any assembly area during convocations/meetings.
- All other acts against any person, property of the government, specified in the laws of the Republic of the Philippines.