Here are some of the most common questions we receive from students, families, or supporters about living on campus at Â鶹ֱ²¥.
Yes, all residence halls at Â鶹ֱ²¥ are air conditioned.
Doyle Hall and Drew Hall rooms may switch between heat and air conditioning based on students' preferred schedule.
Caito-Wagner Hall, University Hall, and Clare Hall all switch from air conditioning to heat, and vice versa, as one time. Students in these residence halls will be emailed when the flip occurs.
In the residence halls, Caito-Wagner, Clare, Drew, Doyle, and University Halls, furniture is provided by . Each room includes one height-adjustable bed frame, a twin extra long (twin XL) mattress, desk and desk chair, clothes closet, and a dresser for each resident. Furniture MUST remain in rooms and may not be removed. There are no couches or tables in any residence hall rooms, including Drew Hall.
Caito-Wagner Hall rooms will have either two small dressers per student or one large dresser per student.
Drew Hall rooms will have wardrobes in lieu of dressers and closets.
Third floor Clare Hall rooms have build-in desks rather than stand-alone desks.
The on-campus houses and graduate apartments do not come furnished. Students must supply all furniture they wish to have in their on-campus home in these communities.
You can do your laundry free of charge in our residence halls, as the price for usage is included in your housing cost. Laundry rooms are located in the lowest level of each residence hall.
Because the machines can be used free of charge, we encourage students to use multiple machines rather than attempt to pack a machine full of clothes and overfill it. Overfilling washers and dryers can lead to both clothing and machine damage.
If you notice that a washer or dryer is malfunctioning, please notify your RA or submit a work order to have it fixed. You will need to include the machine number (printed on a sticker on the machine).
Here is more information about doing laundry on campus:
Thank you for helping us keep our machines and laundry rooms in good shape!
Though it is not a requirement, it is highly recommended for you to have insurance that protects your personal belongings while living on campus. Â鶹ֱ²¥ is not liable for damages caused to any personal items on campus and will not reimburse students for damaged property from theft, natural disasters, facilities issues, or otherwise.
As a resident, you’re eligible to purchase coverage through GradGuard’s student renters insurance program. Â鶹ֱ²¥ does not receive compensation for providing this student benefit. Their preferred rate is available to you because you’re a Â鶹ֱ²¥ student. GradGuard’s Renters Insurance is underwritten by Markel® American Insurance Company.
Claims and coverages are subject to language, limits and exclusions, and policy. Visit GradGuard.com/Renters to get more information about their coverage and a quote.
All housing and enrollment deposits can be paid .
Residential students are required to submit a housing deposit before moving on to campus. This $200 deposit rolls over from one year to the next, for as long as the student lives on campus. Once a student moves off campus, the deposit is credited back to the student, pending damage fees. Housing deposits must be paid in order to be cleared for KnightQuest. Students must be KnightQuest cleared before moving onto campus.
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