Fun Tips from Your Orientation Leaders

1. Make your room homey. (It's now your home!)
2. Limit what you bring. It's amazing what you accumulate in a year, and remember...you have to take it all back for the summer!
3. Write notes on everyone's dry-erase board so they'll write you back.
   It's fun to get a message when you get home! (Be sure to bring a dry-erase board!)
4. Respect quiet hours.
5. Realize that you probably will be sharing a bathroom with 3 other people! (It's not so bad. Don't worry!)

The Facts about Move-In

When can I move in?
New students move in at the beginning of New Student Orientation. Returning students move in on the following Sunday. Refer to your assignment card for additional information.

What can I bring?
Check out our Movin' In Checklist

What can not be brought into the halls?
While students are encouraged to decorate their rooms to make them more like home, certain regulations are designed to protect both the residents and their belongings as well as the room and its furnishings. Students are not allowed to remove any of the University's furnishings from the room. Also materials and items that are prohibited from residence halls include: flammable liquids and chemicals, lighted or unlighted candles, incense, combustible fluid lamps, all appliances employing open burning coils, toasters, toaster ovens, pizza ovens, halogen or quartz light bulbs,lamps requiring such bulbs and any other item which, through specific misuse, constitutes a fire hazard. Fireworks, explosives, and items which constitute the hazard of an open flame, a burning element or flamable object are also prohibited form campus. The University reserves the right to confiscate any prohibited item until the end of the academic year.