If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at
reside@stonybrook.edu.
Before You Arrive
Fall 2021 Arrival Dates
Information regarding your move-in date is now available. Full information about move-in
will be sent in late July.
Check here for more information.
Packing Tips
Use these helpful lists to help guide you in what to bring during move-in and what
should be left at home.
Packing Checklist
Packing Specifications
COVID-19 Testing
Students are required to obtain a negative COVID test (PCR or antigen) taken
within 5 days prior to coming to Stony Brook. At check-in, Campus Residences' staff will not retain
documents, but view proof and return to the student for safe handling. Mobile uploads
permitted such as Excelesior Pass. Commuters can upload to Wolfie Health Portal.
COVID-19 Vaccine Requirements
The safety of our campus community is a top priority. Please
check here for more information regarding vaccine requirements for resident students.
Special Tips for Out of State and Out of Area Students
There is a mailroom located in most of our residential communities on campus. All
student mail, including packages, are delivered to the mailroom in the Area of campus
that you will live in. These spaces are limited in size and storage capacity. Therefore
it is strongly encouraged that students delay shipping large items so that they arrive
after the student reaches campus.
While students are expected to provide their own bed linens and towels, there will
be a limited number of these items available on a loaner basis upon request in each
Area Office for students unable to travel with these items. Upon purchasing bedding
and other linens, these items must be laundered and returned to the Area Office so
that they remain available for other students.
Moving to Campus
Fall 2021 Arrival Dates
Information regarding your move-in date is now available.
Check here for more information.
Finding Your New Home
All buildings at Stony Brook University can be searched up on services such as Google
and Apple Maps in order to find walking and driving directions.
FIND YOUR COMMUNITY
Finding Your Check-In Location
Check these maps to help find your check-in location.
FIND YOUR CHECK-IN TENT
Move-In Process
Here are some helpful tips to have a smooth check-in:
- Bring a negative COVID test (PCR or antigen) taken within 5 days prior to coming to Stony Brook.
- Bring a photo ID with you (driver's license, passport, etc.).
- Print a copy of your check-in pass and bring it with you.
- Print a second copy of your check-in pass. Place it in the dashboard of your car when parking in residential parking during move-in. You are only allowed to park for 15 minutes outside of a residential area to unload.
- You can bring up to 2 people with you to help move-in. You and your guests are required to wear masks while in the residence halls.
- Please check-in during your selected time slot.
Your New Home
Roommate Agreement
More information on roommate agreements coming soon.
Dining Halls
There are several dining halls located on campus that offer a wide variety of meal
options. First year students are required to have an unlimited meal plan. There are
retail locations located on campus and two Starbucks!
Click here to learn more about campus dining services.
Student Health Center
The
Student Health Center at Stony Brook University is your on-campus source for meeting your primary health
care needs.
Please call us at (631)-632-6740 if you have any questions or concerns. If you have
an emergency and the SHC is closed, please contact University Police at (631)-632-3333.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Counseling and Psychological Services offers free and confidential services to enrolled
students. Services include crisis intervention, brief counseling for individuals,
couples, and groups; consultation to students, faculty, staff, friends, and parents;
medication management; and assistance with referrals to community resources.
Please call us at (631)-632-6720 to schedule an appointment for counseling care.
Fitness Centers
In addition to the Campus Recreation Center, each Area is equipped with a fitness
center available for residential students.
Click here for more information.
Computing Centers
In addition to the many SINC sites that are scattered across campus, each Area is
equipped with a computing center with computers and printers available for residential
students.
Click here for more information.
Laundry Services
Laundry services are included in the cost of Stony Brook housing. Each building has
a laundry room with washers and dryers. Students can use
LaundryView to view the current status of the washing and dryer machines. For any problems with
washers and dryers, please contact your RA or residential staff member to report the
problem. Residents should remove their laundry from machines as soon as the washer
and dryer cycles end. Other residents should not remove laundry from machines that
is not their own personal property.
Wifi & DoIT
WolfieNet is the wireless network used on campus. It is recommended that students
use the WolfieNet-Secure network on a day-to-day basis. Please see
DoIT for any questions or concerns.
Reporting a Problem
If for any reason you should experience issues requiring maintenance, use
FIXIT to submit work requests for maintenance, repairs involving pre-existing infrastructure,
sign request, or special events set up. Once you submit a request, you will receive
email updates with the status of the request. If you have any questions, please contact
your Area Office. For any problems with washers and dryers, please contact your RA
or residential staff member to report the problem.