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More than 65% of undergraduate students live on campus. The residence hall environment provides students with opportunities to learn from one another as well as about themselves. Living in a residence hall helps students realize the effect of their actions on those around them, develop sensitivity, and enhance skills in interpersonal relationships.
All full-time undergraduate students are guaranteed and are expected to live on campus, or commute from their permanent address. The University reserves the right to offer off-campus housing to a select number of eligible students.
Fall Semester Residence Hall Move-In
First-Year student residents should arrive after 8:00am and before 11:30am on Friday, August 28. When you arrive, you will be directed through the University entryway at the intersection of Main and West Locust Streets. Follow the road and arrive at the check-in tent located by the Haupert Union Building (HUB). For a successful move-in, mark all containers, boxes and bags with your first and last name, as well as building and room number. This will assist volunteers who are carrying items from the car to your new home.
First-year student residents arriving on Friday, August 28 are encouraged to sign-up for a check-in time.
Transfer residents may pick up their room key in the 3rd floor lobby of the Haupert Union Building (HUB) on Saturday, August 29 beginning at 8:30am.
Returning residents may pick up their room key at Benigna Hall on the corner of West Elizabeth and Monocacy Street on Sunday, August 30 from 10:00am until 3:00pm.
Residents participating in campus employment, athletics, and/or other organizations that begin prior to the start of the semester should connect with their coach and/or advisor regarding move-in and key pick up times.
Residents who need to return before their scheduled move-in date, but are not with an early arrival group, should read and complete the by Sunday, August 16.
