
Beat the lines and join us for Drop & Go to deliver the bulk of your belongings to your residence hall room for a physically-distant move-in experience. Too far away to come to campus twice? That's OK! Participation is optional.
Details CloseWe are establishing a carefully organized move-in process spread throughout several days to follow public safety health guidelines. Students arriving August 17-21 must select an arrival timeslot.
Details CloseNearly all dining locations will be open in the fall. Dining Services is working closesly with the Minnesota Department of Health to ensure safety and compliance.
Details CloseWelcome Week builds on the connections and foundation you made at summer orientation and takes it to the next level. While not required, most students choose to participate.
More LessView the Welcome Week schedule and go to as many events as you can with your new friends!
Residential Life is developing plans to welcome students to our residence halls with added safety precautions to set students up for success. We are working closely with the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) and implementing strategies to reduce transmission opportunities, reduce outbreaks, and reduce risk to vulnerable populations.
Details CloseWe recognize that personal circumstances may have changed in recent months and that new developments may cause students to reconsider living in the residence halls for the fall.
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Students have the option to cancel housing and receive $200 back from their $250 prepayment if cancelled by the end of the day Monday, July 20.
Students may cancel housing until August 19 or before they check in to their room assignment (whichever comes first). Cancellations received after July 20 do not receive a refund.
It is necessary for residents to be mindful of their personal behaviors and accept responsibility for doing their part to keep themselves, their roommate, and others safe.
Details CloseGuest limitations will be in place until further notice by Residential Life. To view limitations, see below.
Details CloseWe are working with the Minnesota Department of Health and have exceeded their current recommendation for isolation and quarantine spaces. Isolation and quarantine spaces will be provided on both our main campus and at Stadium Heights.
Details CloseStudents living in Residential Life Housing should contact Residential Life to arrange accommodations for isolation and/or quarantine (507-389-1011).
International students who have a Residential Life housing reservation and need to self-quarantine on-campus, should contact Residential Life via email or phone (507-389-1011).
International students who do not have a housing reservation should contact the Kearney International Center. Minnesota State University, Mankato is following CDC guidelines.
We want to be transparent in providing you with as much information about changes we have made to keep our residents safe. Students can expect the following practices when they arrive on campus in August.
Details CloseWe recognize that during these uncertain times, there are more items to consider when living on campus. Utilize this resource for frequently asked questions by incoming students and parents.