Room placement for new students is overseen by the Residence Life Office. Placements and roommate information is usually sent out in the beginning of August. Preferences for specific halls, floors and roommates are given every consideration, provided all pertinent requests are submitted in writing …
More →Niagara University is committed to ensuring that our housing facilities, programs and services are available to all students. Reasonable accommodations are available to meet the documented special needs of students. Examples of accommodations include, but are not limited to: Accessible …
More →NU ID Card and Keys Card access buildings require the use of your university I.D. card to enter the exterior doors of the building. NU ID Card The NU ID card serves as your primary form of on-campus identification; use it to do things like check out library resources, access your meal plan and …
More →Basic Apartment Facts for 2011-2012 Six buildings, each with 32-resident capacity (two floors with four-person apartments) Each apartment is 1,318 square feet, with bedrooms measuring 150 square feet (including closet and vanity area). All biuldings are coed with single gender apartments available. …
More →2011-2012 The Long List: Touch-tone telephone and cord Toiletries Any necessary medication Sewing kit Refrigerator (4.5 cubic feet or smaller) Address book Recreational equipment (rackets, etc.) Message/memo board Alarm clock/clock radio Dictionary/thesaurus Music (stereo/radio)/MP3 player Container …
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