DAYTON — The University of Dayton is getting ahead of any St. Patrick’s Day celebrations before students leave for spring break.
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As reported on News Center 7 Daybreak, UD sent a campus email on Thursday about parking restrictions this weekend.
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“No Parking” signs have been posted at the 400 block of Lowes Street. All vehicles must be removed from the area by 7 a.m., according to the university.
Any vehicles remaining are at risk of being towed. Parking Lot C will also be closed, according to the University.
News Center 7 spoke with UD students who had this advice for their peers.
“Just to be respectful to the people who do come here and want to enjoy it,” said senior Katherine Bscharah. “Also, to the policemen and women who do come and try to keep us safe is just to respect everyone.”
During the 2023 celebration, a group of students damaged and flipped over a car that was parked on the road.
UD leaders are urging students to be responsible this weekend.
Campus Police, as well as Dayton Police officers, will be in the student neighborhood throughout the weekend.
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