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PAcking for College

Susquehanna recognizes the importance of bringing the gear you need for living a comfortable and productive life in your new space on campus. 

Bringing just the essentials will allow for both a speedy move-in and move-out process. To make it easier on you — and whomever will be assisting you with moving — check out our packing checklist.

Campus Life

FOod & Dining

The last meal of the dining plan is the day the residence halls close.

Residence Life encourages students to support our campus food pantry. Food can be dropped off at the following locations: 

  • Charles B. Degenstein Campus Center, in the Center for Inclusive Excellence
  • Blough-Weis Library, lower-level next to CD collection 
  • Weber Chapel, main lobby
A bustling cafeteria scene with diverse groups conversing and dining, amidst the buzz of a Residence Hall Move Out day. The bright room features contemporary design elements as someone heads toward the exit, perhaps carrying boxes from their dorm room.

University Breaks

During the academic year, residence halls are only fully closed between the fall and spring semesters. During fall break, Thanksgiving recess and spring break, students can stay on campus, but resources are limited.

Approximately two weeks before the break, Residence Life will email all students and request that that they fill out a break form to inform the university of their plans for a break — either to stay on-campus or to leave for the break.

Any time students leave campus, they should make sure their rooms are properly secured. This means that the windows closed, door locked and keep their ID and key with them. If the heat is on in the building, please leave your heat and fan on a low setting. Do not turn it off completely.

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Living on Campus

Residence Hall Closures

Living on Campus

CLeaning & Storage

Rooms, suites and/or apartments must be cleaned prior to departure. Susquehanna University partners with Storage Scholars to provide students storage options whether it is for the summer or a full term when a student will be on their GO Long trip.

  • Trash must be removed and taken out of the building.
  • All food items must be removed from all university refrigerator units.  When appropriate, the refrigerator units should be defrosted and unplugged. Be sure to leave the doors open. 
  • Clean both the microwave and fridge by wiping down surfaces inside and out.
  • An improper checkout could result in a charge of up to $150. This includes, but is not limited to, failure to clean, return the key(s) for the space to the designated area or vacate the area at the appropriate time.
A person in a light blue shirt and denim shorts is unpacking clothes from a drawer in a room. Nearby, two mattress boxes rest on a shelf, while hangars with clothes fill the closet. It's clearly Residence Hall Move Out day, with every corner buzzing with transition.

Living on Campus

Summer HOusing

Sense of Belonging at Susquehanna University

Move In Day Celebrations

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Residence Life

514 University Ave.
Selinsgrove, Pa. 17870

Location

Degenstein Campus Center, LL