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RESIDENTIAL LIFE GUIDE
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At the beginning of the fall semester, all students are required to go through a check-in process. During check-in, each student will receive and sign for room (or apartment) and mailbox keys, sign a Residence Hall Agreement or Circle Apartment Agreement, and complete and sign a Room/Apartment Condition Report form (ACR/RCR).

Student check-in will occur at the designated check-in location for their specific residence hall/apartment assignment (click here for dates and locations). Room assignments are available to all on-campus students via HomerConnect in early August.

The only storage space provided for students on campus is within the student's room, suite or apartment. Students and their parents should plan to return any bulky items such as luggage, shipping containers, or trunks that may be necessary for move-in to their home address, or to an off-campus storage location.

Students who are approved for a room change during the course of the year will need to follow the Room Change Procedures. Failure to do so may result in a recore charge being assessed to the student and judicial action.

  • No Student will be allowed to check in before their designated check-in date (click here for check-in dates).
  • students required to be on campus prior to the published opening date must be approved for early arrival.

All residence halls except for the Circle and Garden Apartments, and Terrace 03, are closed during Thanksgiving and Spring break. All residence halls except for the Circle and Garden Apartments are closed during Winter break. If you live in a closed residence hall, you must vacate your room for the duration of these breaks!

To assist all residents with travel planning, the residence hall openings and closings schedule for this academic year can be found by visiting our calendar.

All rooms, apartments, and suites will be inspected by staff during breaks to ensure compliance with closing procedures, health and safety regulations, and Residential Life rules and regulations. Violators are subject to judicial action.

Updated: Monday, July 14, 2008 | Residential Life Web Administrator, Linda Koenig (lkoenig@ithaca.edu)