ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½

The Residence Life Office (RLO) takes extraordinary care in pairing first-year roommates. You will receive an email with a link to a housing preference form. Roommate and room assignments will be emailed during the summer.

Each student is issued a CatCard, a photo-ID card that provides access to buildings on campus, meals, and access to many ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ services. Photos should meet the required specifications and be submitted electronically or by physical mail.

Dining Services focuses on nutrition, variety, freshness, and sustainability. Meal plans offer convenient pre-paid dining at a variety of campus locations. First-year students are required to participate in the All Access Unlimited Plan.

In the spring, you will receive an email or text from Technology & Innovation (T&I) to claim your ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ account & email—where you'll receive important communications. Before getting to campus, get a head start on setting up your technology by using T&I's guide so you can get access to Moodle, campus printing, and more.

Students may grant parent and other bill payers proxy access to tuition information. Parents who are not already set up with proxy access, can learn how to access the Parent Portal to view tuition invoices and more.

Many students seek employment during their time at ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½. Begin by setting up a profile in Handshake and apply to open positions. Once you're hired, make sure you gather all required HR documentation to bring to campus.

International Student Programs (ISP) provides support and advisory services for the college's international community, including a required pre-orientation for all international students.

First-year students will be assigned a move-in date and time. Check-in will happen at the same time and location as move-in. Refer to "What to Bring" as you plan your packing list.

With the aim of creating equitable access to the full ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ experience for all students, Lula Bell's offers food, professional and winter clothing, and textbooks, at no cost, to all ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ students.

The ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ Store offers ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ branded merchandise and also serves as the campus bookstore, where students can purchase books for their courses. Get your ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ gear online, or by visiting the store!

The library is a place for students to explore, discover and grow as researchers and scholars. It’s not just about our extensive collection of books and e-resources. Here, you can find spaces to study or socialize, technologies to create, events to inspire, and research and digital learning experts to guide your intellectual pursuits.

An Activities Fair is held at the beginning of the fall semester where registered student organizations introduce themselves to prospective members. It is a great way to learn more about a lot of organizations in one setting.

The AADR Office provides academic support to any student seeking to improve their academic performance and supports students with disabilities to provide equal access to the college’s campus, services, programs and activities. 

The Matthews Center for Career Development provides services, programs and opportunities that allow you to explore how your academic and personal interests relate to future professional opportunities. Students are encouraged to visit and take advantage of the center beginning in their first year.

ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ students get the best of all worlds—a vibrant campus community adjacent to a supportive and caring town, and also close to a major metropolitan city. Navigate campus and the surrounding area with interactive maps, directions and resources.