Niagara College Urging Students to Behave on St. Patrick's Day

Monday, 14 March 2022 14:08

By Linda Morgan

Students encouraged to celebrate St. Patrick's Day responsibly.

Niagara College is encouraging students participating in St. Patrick's Day festivities to celebrate responsible.

Through its "Good Neighbour Guide" the school is asking students to be respectful and keep excessive noise to a minimum.

As well, anyone looking to party is encouraged to attend a campus-sponsored event or go to a pub or local popular commercial venue.

The college says students who do choose to have a party at an off-campus house should talk to their neighbours beforehand, and keep all parties inside later in the evening.

The "Good Neighbour Guide" can be downloaded here.

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Niagara College Urging Students to Behave on St. Patrick's Day

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