Students Move Out Across Campus This Week
The Humphreys Hall Instagram account captures some of the year's highlights in a photo collage.
The end of the spring semester means more than 6,000 students are moving out in the coming days.
Be prepared for students and visitors packing up across the 20 residential communities on campus that provide housing.
Traffic should peak between Wednesday and Friday of this week.
University Housing will transition from student housing to summer conferences following commencement this weekend.
'RED' PARKING OPENS UP
Resident reserved "red" parking lots open to most university parking pass holders beginning Monday, May 13, after Spring Commencement.
You can find helpful parking reminders for the campus community in this University of Arkansas News article from University Parking.
LEAVE GREEN AND DONATIONS
University Housing partners with Habitat for Humanity, Potter's House, the Jane B. Gearhart Full Circle Food Pantry, and the Office for Sustainability during move-out to keep items out of the landfills that the Northwest Arkansas community could use.
Students are encouraged to "Leave Green" by donating items in special bins in the residence halls as they leave campus. Each year, tons of donated items are repurposed and reused.
In collaboration with Residents' Interhall Congress, University Housing works with Habitat for Humanity and Potter's House as local non-profit partners. Those agencies will drive around the residential halls this week and pick up the donated items from designated locations.
A similar drop-off bin process allows students to donate unused canned goods and other foods to the campus food pantry.
The Office for Sustainability offers a bike donation drive that allows students to donate old bikes directly to the local nonprofit Pedal it Forward. Collection spots were set up near the residence halls last week. You can read more about that effort in this University of Arkansas News article.
SAFE TRAVELS FOR STUDENTS
Please join University Housing in congratulating our students on successfully completing the academic year. We wish them safe journeys home for the summer.
For questions concerning Move-out 2024, contact University Housing at 479-575-4687 or via e-mail at housing@uark.edu.
You can see other images on the account page.
About University Housing: University Housing is a department within the Division of Student Affairs serving a residential community of around 6,200 on-campus students and 1,000 off-campus students. More than 200 students find employment opportunities with University Housing each year. We offer educational programs that support the success of students and services that help students focus on academics at the University of Arkansas.
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Christopher Spencer, assistant director for marketing and strategic communications
University Housing
479-575-4535,
cjspence@uark.edu
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