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.
Your bed takes up most of your space and, if its made nicely, it will make your room cleaner.
These things can be done on a weekly (or bi-weekly) basis to keep your dorm feeling extra clean! Don't forget to pick up the clutter to make your space less stressful!
To remove crumbs, hair and dust.
Bonus: To keep your floors and carpet cleaner, try to take off your shoes while walking around your room.
At the end of each week put everything away or toss it out in order to avoid the desk from becoming blanketed in paper.
This is especially important if you have food in your garbage. Sometimes this must be done more than once a week - it all depends on how much trash you manage to have during the week.
Bonus: Spray your trash can with air freshener in order to keep your room smelling fresh.
Doing laundry on a weekly basis ensures that you'll always have clothes to wear and that your laundry won't become a daunting pile of smelly clothes.
These are tasks that should be done monthly or whenever you see fit!
Use Windex and scrub down the mirrors and windows in your room to remove dirt and dust.
Toss anything that's expired, or you know will not be eaten. take out the contents and scrub down the fridge with a Clorox wipe - clean up those spills that have probably been in the fridge for weeks.
Just like your clothes, your sheets and bedding need washed regularly! Plus, it is always the best time to take a nap right after they get out of the dryer.