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CLICK HERE: Important Dates Calendars

For your convenience, we're put together “Important Dates” Calendars—your go-to resources for staying informed about key deadlines and timelines related to on-campus living. Whether it’s application dates, move-in schedules, or other critical housing operations, these calendars are designed to keep you organized and prepared. Please note, however, that these calendars are not exhaustive.

Click here to visit the Important Dates Calendar webpage now!

 

*For a more comprehensive overview of university-wide events and academic deadlines, we encourage you to visit the official calendars from the University Registrar.

Carolina Housing

Change Your Address Before Moving Out!

April 21, 2025 | | |

Moving off campus for summer break? Make sure you change your address, so you don’t miss out on any mail!  

The Chapel Hill Post Office does not provide address change requests or forwarding services for on-campus residents. This means that you will need to change your addresses manually before you head out!  

Please note that all mail received after you check out of your residence hall will be returned to the sender. 

To ensure that you receive your mail wherever you are, you must update your address directly with any person or company that sends you mail. Make sure you send a text to any family or friends reminding them of your new mailing address. You can also update your address directly on any accounts online. Some examples include: 

  • Amazon and Other Retailers  
  • Banks, Credit Cards, Insurance Providers
  • Connect Carolina
  • Monthly Subscriptions
  • Voter Registration
  • Your Employer
  • Your Friends and Family
  • Healthcare Providers

When available, you can also opt for paperless statements, making it that much easier to receive your mail without needing to change your address! 

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