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August 31, 2026

POV: You report the washer as broken

The washer: "I am carrying 47 pounds of hoodies, blankets, towels, and emotional baggage."

Fun fact: Out of all laundry room service requests received so far, only TWO were actual machine issues.

Everything else was caused by overloaded washers and dryers. 

Your clothes deserve personal space. Give them some.

One spider = a spider. An infestation = a different conversation. 

Friendly reminder: if your work order says, "There's a spider in my room," or "A wasp was outside my apartment," maintenance is not showing up with an Avengers-level response team.

Tip: look up the definition of infestation before proclaiming one has invaded your room.

Pack a fly swatter. Channel your bravery. You've got this.

Waiting on a package?

Make sure it arrives without delays by using your full name and the correct campus mailing address.

The Package Hub is located in the Residence Life Resource Center and is only accessible from entrance at the back of the building. Visit Mail and Packages to learn when to use the mailing address vs. your physical address.

Thinking about bringing an animal to campus? 

Only approved Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) and Service Animals are allowed in university housing. Before your furry friend moves in, residents MUST complete the approval process. Animal owners are responsible for their animal's care, cleanup, behavior, and any damages. Unapproved animals found in housing must be removed within 24 hours.

Events

Nacho Average Game Night

Nacho Average Game Night
Thursday, September 3
6:30-8 p.m.
Newman MPR

Volunteer Opportunity

Cat on sidewalk with dry cat food

There are established feral cat colonies on campus, and they need your help! Join us to feed, care, and support TNR efforts. Volunteer, make a difference, and meet some cool cats鈥攍iterally. Visit to read about the cats and how you can help. 

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Campus Living 101

We aren't your parents, but we do have reminders.

Want to avoid surprise maintenance issues and keep your apartment or residence hall suite comfy, clean, and drama-free? Then please take a minute to check these important reminders. 


Flushable Wipes = False Advertising

Just because the package says flushable doesn't mean your toilet agrees.

DO NOT flush wipes. Ever.

Flushing wipes can:

  • Clog your toilet
  • Cause sewage backups
  • Potentially unleash some very unpleasant surprises into your room

And nobody wants their apartment or residence hall suite becoming the main character for the wrong reasons.

Take Your Trash on a Little Adventure

Trash Rules:
  • Take trash to the dumpster
  • Put trash INSIDE the dumpster
  • Get those steps in while you're at it 
Not Allowed:
  • Trash in hallways
  • Trash on balconies
  • Trash sitting beside the dumpster
  • Using green recycling bins as garbage cans

If recycling bins continue being used as trash cans, they may be removed permanently. Let's not ruin recycling for everyone.

Your Wallet Called... It Wants You to Be Careful

Quick reality check:

If you cause damage to your room, furniture, fixtures, or university property, you may be charged for repairs or replacements.

And before anyone says, "How expensive could it be?"
Spoiler alert: it's not cheap. 

Things that can result in charges include:

  • Damaged furniture
  • Broken fixtures
  • Holes in walls
  • Missing items
  • Excessive cleaning needs
  • Damage caused by improper use of facilities 

Before move-out season sneaks up on you, check out the University's list of standard housing charges.

PTAC Units Need Personal Space

(O'Daniel North, O'Daniel South, and McDonald West)
Your PTAC unit is where your heat and AC come from. When it's blocked, moisture builds up and can lead to condensation and organic growth. Translation: not cute.

PTAC Checklist
  • Furniture must be at least 18 inches away from the unit
  • Beds and couches are not blocking airflow
  • Curtains aren't hanging over the unit
  • Bedroom doors stay open when possible
  • Bathroom fan runs for 30 minutes after showers
  • Closets stay uncovered

Give your PTAC room to breathe. It's doing its best.

Don't Freeze Out Your PTAC

We know that setting the AC to Arctic Tundra sounds appealing, but your PTAC disagrees.

Avoid:
  • Running on lowest temperature for long periods
Instead:
  • Pick a comfortable temperature
  • Let the unit cycle normally

This helps prevent freezing, excess condensation, and performance issues.

Your Dehumidifier Is Your Apartment's BFF

(O'Daniel North, O'Daniel South, and McDonald West)
That little machine works hard to keep humidity under control and your apartment comfortable.

Keep it set like this:
  • ON at all times
  • PUMP mode
  • Humidity set to 40%
Please don't:
  • Turn it off

Your dehumidifier helps remove excess moisture, keeps air circulating, and makes your apartment a much happier place to live.

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