Early move-ins are permitted for University approved groups, who will submit requests on their behalf. Students taking the math credit exams can register for early move-in as well. If you have an outstanding circumstance you are concerned about, please email: residentiallife@nd.edu

Your ND ID card provide access to your dorm only through a touch pad. After partietals, you will also need to enter a PIN number into the touchpad for access. Your PIN information can be found here. To get into other dorms, you will need to contact a member of the dorm to let you in.

Yes! When housing information is released, you will be provided your roomates email, which is a great way to reach out! Many students also find their roommates through social media which is also helpful! It is great to get in touch to get to know your roommate and coordinate your packing!

The default plan is Block 250, meaning you get 250 dining hall swipes plus 500 flex points for on-campus restaurants. If you would like, you can upgrade to unlimited dining hall swipes at: get.nd

Domer dollars and flex points are very similar. Through your dining plan, you start off with 500 flex points. Parents can choose to upload a balance into their student's Domer Dollars if desired. Both forms can be accessed on the Grubhub and GET app. Domer dollars can be used at additional locations on campus and off campus, but aren't normally need if a student has access to a debit/credit card.

Yes! We recommend downloading:

• Canvas Student

• Grubhub

• GET

• Fighting Irish

• ND Mobile

• ND Safe

• Calm (free for students!)

The University has limited visitation hours for dorms in order to foster dorm culture and for the safety, security and privacy of residents. Visitors are permitted from 9 am - 12 am Sunday through Thursday and 9 am - 2 am Friday and Saturday.

Eastern Daylight time.

It is free! Our laundry room is located on the first floor and is first-come first serve. We recommend bring liquid detergent. If you have any questions about the machines, ask any of the other shamrocks to help!

A majority of students do not own any additional transportation as campus is very walkable! However, some students do choose to bike and scooter, and there are racks around campus to park their items during classes. As of 2023, personal electric vehicles (PEVs) are prohibited on campus.

Mail hours are hosted daily, where students can pick up packages and mail delivered by USPS. Amazon, UPS, and FedEx packages are often delivered straight to the resident's door.

We have a communal kitchen located on the first floor. Residents are welcome to cook any meals they would like, but just like home, the kitchen does not clean itself! So please be respectful of other students in your cleanliness and use of the kitchen.

Every section is has a shared storage space for residents to place storage bins, suitcases, and items that do not need frequent access. There rooms are locked during most of the year, but opened during breaks and move-out.

We host dorm masses multiple times throughout the week. An updated dorm mass schedule will be posted at the beginning of the semester.