- 1 Academical Dress
- 2 Motor Licence, Bicycles & Boats
- 3 Clubs and Societies
- 4 Discipline Registered Student
- 5 Disruption of Lectures
- 6 Examinations
- 7 Post Exam Celebrations
- 8 Public Performance & Fly Posting
- 9 Academic Misconduct & Plaigiarism
- 10 Meetings & Public Gatherings
- 11 Discipline General
- 12 Proctorial Body
- 13 Gathering in Social Groups
Membership of the University
Most students, and many members of staff, are members of the University of Cambridge. The process of becoming a member of the University is called matriculation, and every eligible candidate for matriculation must subscribe to the following declaration by signing the Matriculation Registration Form:
I promise to observe the Statutes and Ordinances of the University as far as they concern me, and to pay due respect and obedience to the Chancellor and other officers of the University.
The Proctorial Notices
Every year, the Proctors, who are senior officers of the University, produce a number of Proctorial Notices, which are required to be displayed in Faculties, Departments, Colleges, and other University premises, and which set out the detail of the promise referred to above:
