Police were called to the gathering at Arundel House, with the scenes causing 'deep concern' to the universityAround 200 people jump on tables and form a dancefloor as they rave to a grime song in apparent contravention of Covid-19 restrictions at a hall of residence.
The video clip, which has emerged on social media, shows a party with numbers far exceeding the Government's 'rule of six' stipulation aimed at preventing the spread of coronavirus.
The tightly-packed crowd is shown holding up mobile phones, with several people jumping on tables as Digga D's song 'Woi' plays in the background.
The clip was filmed at Arundel House, close to Coventry University's main campus. and has, at time of publication, been viewed over 70,000 times.
A spokesman said Coventry University was aware of the incident and said any students found to be in breach of the university's code of conduct could face disciplinary proceedings.
Police said an agreement had been reached to shut down some communal areas in the accommodation and beef up security in light of last night's gathering.
An investigation is also underway to determine of the party had been planned
In the 37-second-long video, the crowd joins in the lyrics to the Digga D track as revellers jump up on tables to lead the party, with one man's trousers falling down.
The location in Whitefriars Lane is used as a hall of residence for Coventry University students.
The iPhone clip, which has been viewed thousands of times on Twitter, is entitled "No sleep in the C.O.V."
It is time stamped 3:06am on Tuesday, September 29.
One user replied: "It was in someones accom and security told them to move it to the common room."