What to Bring | Student Housing & Residence Life

What we provide:

... in single & double occupancy unit bedrooms:	... in the kitchen:	... in the living area:
bed with mattress (size Twin XL 36-39" X 79") desk and chair storage space for clothing	refrigerator, stove and microwave vacuum, broom, dustpan, mop and bucket	TV jack (students are responsible for activation and monthly costs, if desired) coffee table couch chairs tall lamp and table lamp

Things to bring:

For your bedroom	For the kitchen	For the bathroom
bed linen, pillow, blankets clothing hangers alarm clock personal belongings	Due to COVID, you should not share items. Bring your own: Cutlery, plates, bowls, glasses, mugs, pots and pans, food (optional meal plans available) Permitted countertop appliances: coffee makers, blenders, toasters, toaster ovens, rice cookers, electric deep fryers with closed lid	face cloths, towels, bath mat toilet paper soap, shampoo, cleaning supplies

For your bedroom

For the kitchen

For the bathroom

bed linen, pillow, blankets
clothing hangers
alarm clock
personal belongings

Due to COVID, you should not share items. Bring your own:
Cutlery, plates, bowls, glasses, mugs, pots and pans, food (optional meal plans available)

Permitted countertop appliances:

coffee makers, blenders, toasters, toaster ovens,
rice cookers, electric deep fryers with closed lid

face cloths, towels, bath mat
toilet paper
soap, shampoo, cleaning supplies

Items NOT permitted in Residence:

For the bedroom	For the kitchen
Candles, incense, halogen lamps, heaters, and heat lamps Extra furniture (You may bring your own computer chair) Large appliances (Mini fridges are also NOT permitted)	Open pot deep fryers Instant Hot Pots (Self-heating)

Pre-ordering your linens:

We have partnered with Residence Linens, a company that that delivers quality linens and housewares directly to residence prior to your arrival. If you order 2 weeks prior to the move in period, the items will be in your room upon your arrival: https://residencelinens.com/.