News & Important Information
Summer Office Hours May 23rd - August 5th, 2022
Central Office, Mendelsohn, Tabler, Living-Learning Community, and Mailrooms will be open from 8 am - 4 pm
Kelly office is closed for in person in-visits due to renovations. Phone calls will still be answered from 8 am - 4 pm.
Roosevelt *, H *, Roth, West and Schomburg, and Chapin Apartments will be open from 8 am - 5 pm
* Roosevelt and H will close at 4pm and remain open until 5 when conference participants are living in the area
To help maintain a safe and healthy environment for all members of the community, if you need to speak with a staff member you must schedule an appointment in advance. Campus Residences Contact Us Directory. In an emergency, call the specific staff member's office for assistance via the phone.
2022 Spring Closing
Find all important details about Spring Closing here!
2022 Summer Housing
Find all important details about our Summer housing here!
New Student Housing
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LEARN MOREComputing Center
Access residential computing centers scattered across campus. These centers are equipped with desktops computers, scanners, and printers.
LEARN MOREFitness Center
Access residential fitness centers scattered across campus. These centers are equipped with a variety of exercise equipment such as treadmills, bikes, rowing machines, free weights, and more!
LEARN MORELaundry
Over 70 residential laundry rooms are available for residents in every residence hall and/or apartment. Residents can use LaundryView to track the availability of the machines in their area.
LEARN MOREMailroom
Access residential mailrooms located across campus. Residents can use these for sending and receiving mail and/or packages.
LEARN MOREWork Order
If a resident is experiencing any concerns about the quality of their living area, a work order can be placed to fix the problem.
LEARN MOREQuarantine & Isolation
Quarantine & isolation housing is available for all residents who need to isolate due to COVID19 reasons or need to quarantine when coming from a restricted area.
LEARN MOREResidential Community Centers
Residential Community Centers have dedicated space for seminars, programs and social activities located within our residential communities.
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Read the Stony Brook Student Code of Conduct and view the policies and procedures for the Student Conduct and Community Standards.
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LEARN MOREResidential Safety Program
Learn about the Residential Safety Program and how they keep our residents safe while living here at Stony Brook University.
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Learn how to apply for a permit, where to park your vehicle at our residence halls, and how to petition for a permit as a first or second year student.
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Learn how you can register your bicycle with Campus Residences so we can help you in the event that the bike is lost or stolen.
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Move-In
Welcome from the Assistant Vice President, Division for Campus Residences!
On behalf of the Division of Campus Residences, allow me to welcome you to Stony Brook University for the 2020-2021 Academic Year. We are very excited to have you as part of the residential community, whether for the first time, or as a returning resident. Your decision to live on campus is a critical factor in your success, as a student and in your life beyond your academic experience. It’s well established that, whether you come to this experience as a first-time or transfer student, graduate or undergraduate, living on campus contributes significantly to the development of skills, your knowledge of the University and its vast resources, your ability to interact with those who come from different life experiences and learn from them, and ultimately helping to shape your path forward in life.
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