Tailgates will once again be allowed to take place on the Lawn before football games this fall, Lawn residents were informed today.
After removing the privilege last year, the University is allowing the tradition to continue this fall, but with some modifications.
According to Lawn resident Jason Moran, residents will have to inform Lawn head resident Christian West if more than 17 people will be attending their tailgate. Moran noted that residents were also limited to no more than 40 attendees at any one tailgate.
“I’m glad to see that we have the privilege given back in some form,” Lawn resident Sarah Begeman said, adding that she believes the new limitations are a good idea to promote safety and protect University property.
Moran also expressed no strong opinion on the limitations but noted that some residents were concerned about their inability to control the number of people who attend their tailgate.
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