Below is a shortlist of items that might be helpful to have during the year. It is a good idea to check with your roommate(s) before bringing everything yourself. Often the amenities in a room are shared there's no need (or space) for two of everything. Coordinating which roommate will bring large items like refrigerators, microwaves, and televisions can save space and make a much more pleasant living environment.

•  Student ID (Tech ID)
  • Used for check-in, residence hall access, meals, etc.
• Original Social Security Card
  • Necessary if planning to work on campus
• Bedding Supplies
  • Bed linens, XL twin-sized sheets, pillows, pillowcases, blankets, and mattress pad
• Bathroom Supplies
  • Typical toiletry items, a shower caddy or tote, and shower shoes
• Laundry Supplies
  • Laundry basket, high-efficiency detergent, and other supplies you utilize
• Clothing
  • Think about clothes that you will wear throughout the year. It is important to keep all seasons in mind and plan accordingly. Also, keep in mind that space is limited!
• Personal Items
  • Prescribed medications, a bicycle with lock, laptop & phone chargers, ethernet cable, etc.
• Other Room Supplies
  • Small trash can, decorations, command strips, UL-approved surge protector (up to 12 feet), and approved electrical appliances.

Approved Electrical Appliances 

• All electrical appliances must bear a UL or equivalent certification label.
• Extension cords are prohibited. Only UL or equivalent certification type surge protectors can be used.
• Standard small refrigerator (3.5 cubic feet) and must operate at 120 volts at 60 hertz.
• Microwaves must operate at 1500 watts or less.
  • Due to limitations of the electrical systems in the residence halls, microwaves may occasionally not perform as designed, especially if operated in conjunction with other appliances.
• Crockpots and coffee makers (6 cups or less) can be used.
• Wall mounts are prohibited. While there are no size restrictions on televisions, a 50-inch TV will not allow much room for other items.

Be sure to review the University Student Housing Policies and Procedures to familiarize yourself with the list of prohibited items and behaviors.

• Alcohol and weapons (of any kind)
• Combustible materials and supplies
  • Candles and incense
• Non-approved electrical appliances
  • Toasters, toaster ovens, hot plates, open coiled appliances, rice cookers, grills, instant pots, and air conditioners
• Non-approved lighting features
  • Halogen lamps or incandescent lightbulb lamps
• Extension cords without a breaker
• Amplifiers, large speakers, and/or multiple speakers are prohibited. 
• Non-approved pets. 
  • Fish in a tank up to 5 gallons are allowed.
• Wireless router - for more information, please visit the IT Help Central website

Do not bring items you are unable to store in your room. University Student Housing does not provide storage.

• Lofts are not permitted in residence hall rooms unless they are university-owned.
• USH is not liable for injuries caused by adjusting room furniture.
• All USH furniture must remain in place and may not be dismantled in any manner.

• Furniture and electronics must be free-standing (not fastened to walls or ceiling).
• Furnishings must be structurally able to safely support a person’s weight.
• Furnishings must not block a doorway. The room door must open to its original design.
• Furnishings must not restrict exit from any portion of the room or be a safety hazard to persons walking around the room.
• Furnishings that block the heating and air conditioning system could impact the overall climate within the room.
• Furnishings must not include false floors of any kind. Must not include cork or shingles attached to any wall or ceiling surface.
• Furnishings must not include flammable material attached to the ceiling or to any wall surface.
• Furnishings must maintain a clearance of at least three feet from the main construction frame to the ceiling.
• All student room modifications shall be removed, and the room returned to its original condition before checking out of the room.
• USH will not provide storage for any materials involved in student room modifications, nor will the department assume any liability for injury or damage.
• Student room modifications that could create a possible fire, health, or safety hazard to any resident will not be allowed.
• Electrical breakers will occasionally trip because of excessive amps being pulled from the outlet. Breakers trip as a safety feature to protect personal property and limit injury from electrocution and fires. USH reserves the right to remove personal property causing service issues with repeated breaker trips.
• It is recommended that a FixIt Request be submitted to have beds adjusted.

Below is a shortlist of items that might be helpful to have during the year. It is a good idea to check with your roommate(s) before bringing everything yourself. Often the amenities in a room are shared there's no need (or space) for two of everything. Coordinating which roommate will bring large items like refrigerators, microwaves, and televisions can save space and make a much more pleasant living environment.  

•  Student ID (Tech ID)
  • Used for check-in, residence hall access, meals, etc.
• Original documents that appear on the Form I-9 Acceptable Documents (i.e., Passport, Birth certificate, Social Security Card).
  • Original documents are required if a student plans to work on campus.
• Bedding Supplies
  • Bed linens, XL twin-sized sheets, pillows, pillowcases, blankets, and mattress pad
• Bathroom Supplies
  • Typical toiletry items, a shower caddy or tote, and shower shoes
• Laundry Supplies
  • Laundry basket, high-efficiency detergent, and other supplies you utilize
• Clothing
  • Think about clothes that you will wear throughout the year. It is important to keep all seasons in mind and plan accordingly. Also, keep in mind that space is limited!
• Personal Items
  • Prescribed medications, a bicycle with lock, laptop & phone chargers, ethernet cable, etc.
• Other Room Supplies
  • Decorations, command strips, UL-approved surge protector (up to 12 feet), and approved electrical appliances.
  • Wastebasket: Due to limited space in the halls and trash chute sizes, we recommend a trash can no larger than 3 gallons. See example below.

    

Approved Electrical Appliances

• All electrical appliances must bear a UL or equivalent certification label.
• Extension cords are prohibited. Only UL or equivalent certification type surge protectors can be used.
• Standard small refrigerator (3.7 cubic feet) and must operate at 120 volts at 60 hertz.
• Microwaves must operate at 1500 watts or less.
  • Due to limitations of the electrical systems in the residence halls, microwaves may occasionally not perform as designed, especially if operated in conjunction with other appliances.
• Coffee makers (6 cups or less) can be used.
• Wall mounts are prohibited. While there are no size restrictions on televisions, a 50-inch TV will not allow much room for other items.

Be sure to review the University Student Housing Policies and Procedures to familiarize yourself with the list of prohibited items and behaviors.

• Electric scooter/bike and accompanied charging equipment
• Alcohol and weapons (of any kind)
• Combustible materials and supplies
  • Candles and incense
• Non-approved electrical appliances
  • Toasters, toaster ovens, hot plates, open coiled appliances, rice cookers, grills, instant pots, and air conditioners
• Non-approved lighting features
  • Halogen lamps or incandescent lightbulb lamps
• Extension cords without a surge protector
• Amplifiers, large speakers, and/or multiple speakers are prohibited
• Non-approved pets
  • Fish in a tank up to 5 gallons are allowed
• Wireless router - for more information, please visit the IT Help Central website

Do not bring items you are unable to store in your room. University Student Housing does not provide storage.

• Removeable wallpaper is prohibited.
• Lofts are not permitted in residence hall rooms unless they are university-owned.
• USH is not liable for injuries caused by adjusting room furniture.
• All USH furniture must remain in place and may not be dismantled in any manner.

• Furniture and electronics must be free-standing (not fastened to walls or ceiling).
• Furnishings must be structurally able to safely support a person’s weight.
• Furnishings must not block a doorway. The room door must open to its original design.
• Furnishings must not restrict exit from any portion of the room or be a safety hazard to persons walking around the room.
• Furnishings that block the heating and air conditioning system could impact the overall climate within the room.
• Furnishings must not include false floors of any kind. Must not include cork or shingles attached to any wall or ceiling surface.
• Furnishings must not include flammable material attached to the ceiling or to any wall surface.
• Furnishings must maintain a clearance of at least three feet from the main construction frame to the ceiling.
• All student room modifications shall be removed, and the room returned to its original condition before checking out of the room.
• USH will not provide storage for any materials involved in student room modifications, nor will the department assume any liability for injury or damage.
• Student room modifications that could create a possible fire, health, or safety hazard to any resident will not be allowed.
• Electrical breakers will occasionally trip because of excessive amps being pulled from the outlet. Breakers trip as a safety feature to protect personal property and limit injury from electrocution and fires. USH reserves the right to remove personal property causing service issues with repeated breaker trips.
• It is recommended that a FixIt Request be submitted to have beds adjusted.