Questions
When will I select my housing assignment?
Selection times are different for Bridge, First Year, Continuing and Transfer students, please check our events for the latest information.
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Where can I view my housing assignment?
Once you have selected your housing assignment, you may view your assignment at anytime on the Housing Portal.
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May I request another incoming first-year student as a roommate?
Yes. You will have the option to request one roommate of your choice. You will create and confirm your 2-person roommate group in step one of the sign-up process.
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If I’m unhappy with my selected room or roommate, can I get it changed before school opens? How?
It is our goal to make everyone happy with their room and roommate assignment. Even after assignments are made, we will continue to work to accommodate your preferences. If you […]
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Do I have to live on campus?
All unmarried, first-year and Bridge students who are under the age of 21 at the time of enrollment who do not live with parent(s) or legal guardian(s) [within Anderson, Oconee […]
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Can I be released from my housing contract and move off campus in December?
The University housing contract is a legally binding document, and it is for the academic year (Aug. May). Students are encouraged first to contact their Community staff with concerns regarding […]
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What Should I Bring?
Visit our Move-in page and check the what to bring section.
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Can I smoke in my residence hall room or apartment?
Clemson University is a tobacco free campus. See Clemson University policy.
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What do I do if something is wrong in the room?
If you need to report a problem, please fill out a maintenance request. For emergency service after these hours, please contact the Resident Assistant on call.
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Can I have a pet?
Yes, FISH ONLY! And only in a 10 gallon or smaller aquarium. Service animals are permitted with approval through our Student Accessibility Services
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If I have questions once I’ve settled in, who can answer these?
All university housing facilities are staffed with Residential Community Mentors (RCMs) and a Graduate Community Director. Generally RCMs are undergraduate students living on the floor with total responsibility for that […]
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How is housing priority established?
New Students housing priority for all is based on the admissions application date to the University, and not the housing application date. Continuing Students/Bridge: Priority is based on the number […]
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When are Housing applications due?
For Fall semester, housing applications are usually due: This month for first year and transfer students This month for continuing and Bridge students For Spring semester, housing applications are due: […]
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How do I sign up for a meal plan?
Meal Plans may be selected as part of the housing contract. If you are not living on-campus and would like to purchase a meal plan you may do so in […]
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Where are the ATMs located on campus?
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What if I need to remain on campus during a holiday break?
Sometimes it’s impossible or impractical for our students to travel home during breaks. Residence halls and apartments are open over spring and fall breaks as well as the Thanksgiving holiday. […]
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How am I allowed to decorate my room?
What to Bring-Recommended Packing List We encourage you to get creative with your room and figure out ways to make it your own. There are plenty of options and you […]
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How can I get telephone service in my room or apartment?
University Housing does not provide this type of service. If you would like telephone service in your room or apartment, you may contact the Telecommunications Office by submitting a help […]
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What size are the beds in the residence hall rooms?
Most beds in all residential communities are extra-long twin beds and require extra-long twin bed sheets. However, there is one exception! The beds in the West Neighborhood of Douthit Hills […]
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Who do I contact about a MicroFridge?
You may visit Collegiate Concepts to rent a MicroFridge. Limited numbers of MicroFridge units will be available at our onsite location in the parking lot behind Sikes Hall during move-in. Cash and check […]
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May I bring my own refrigerator?
You may keep a refrigerator in your room if it’s no larger than 3.6 cubic feet. If you do not have your own refrigerator and would like one, a combination […]
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How can I find out what my Post Office Box number is? Is this associated with housing?
Your PO Box assignment will be sent via email sometime prior to your arrival with detailed information pertaining to your PO Box. You may contact the Student Mail Services for […]
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How can I get my post office box?
If you live on-campus, you will be automatically assigned a PO Box. The rental is valid for the entire academic year.
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Can we have opposite sex overnight guests in our rooms?
Visitation hours in all campus residential areas are set by mutual agreement among roommates or suitemates at the beginning of each year or when occupancy changes. The roommate’s expectation of […]
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What if I lock myself out of my room or apartment?
Every residential community is served by an Area Desk. The Area Desk are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and are located in Mauldin Hall (East Campus) […]
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Where is card access available?
Card access is available in every residence hall, mostly on exterior doors. Also, in our apartment communities, card access is available on the exterior doors of the commons buildings.
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Can we have a microwave, toaster oven or hot plate in our rooms?
Review the University Housing Rules and Regulations for the complete policy.
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If I have concerns about my living situation, can I request a room change?
An important part of living in a residential community is learning to live with a roommate(s). We encourage residents to move in, get to know one another, and complete a […]
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When can I move into my room? Can I move in early?
August Move InAfter you select your housing assignment in May, you will be able to select a move-in weekend appointment in mid-June. Additional information will be available following room selection […]
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How can I get Card Access to my Chapter Hall?
All non-resident chapter members have access to the chapter hall from 8AM-12AM seven days a week, while residents can access the chapter hall 24/7. New members gain access to the […]
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How and can I Move onto my Chapter Hall?
Please reach out to your chapter’s House Manager or Chapter President and discuss your desire to live on the chapter hall. While Fraternity Sorority Housing is set up similar to […]
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When can I move onto my Chapter Hall?
Chapter members must have completed one semester at a college or university before they are eligible to live on the Chapter Hall. New freshmen may not reside in Fraternity Sorority […]
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How can the Chapter get a composite hung on the Chapter Hall?
Identify location(s) on the wall for the composite(s) to be hung: Place a Post-it with a description of the composite, i.e. 2019-2020 Label where the composite will be for safe […]
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How can our Chapter update/upgrade our Chapter Space?
Chapter space renovations are cyclical from National Headquarters just as with any organization, even University Housing. If your chapter finds that you would like to look into a renovation of […]
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I am no longer a member, how can I move off the Chapter Hall?
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Our Chapter has terminated the membership of a chapter member, what is the next step for a room change?
The chapter president will review membership status with the member and will update their membership status in the University’s Greek Roster System to “terminated”. The chapter president should then reach […]
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How do I access our Chapter’s storage cage?
Fraternity Sorority Housing works with the chapters living in the Quad to provide additional chapter storage in the basement of Wannamaker Hall. This storage is accessible to chapter members who […]
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Can I sublease my room to another chapter member?
The University Housing Contract is personal and may not be transferred or assigned to another person. The space may not be sublet. Once the contract term has begun, University Housing […]
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Where can I use my meal plan?
Meal swipes can be used at any time at the two dining halls on campus – Schilletter and The Dish at McAlister dining halls – which offer an all-you-care-to-eat dining […]
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Do I need to buy a meal plan?
First-year students who live in University Housing are required to select one of the unlimited meal plans for the first two semesters. Continuing Students and Commuters may select any of […]
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Will my meal plan auto renew for next semester?
The meal plan that you chose for the fall semester will automatically be added to your spring university bill. You are able to go into the Clemson Home Portal to […]
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Will unused meal swipes or Paw Points rollover?
All meals swipes will expire at the end of each semester. All guest meals will expire at the end of each semester. Paw Points roll over from semester to semester […]
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Will unused Paw Points rollover?
Yes. Paw Points roll over from semester to semester until you graduate, withdraw, or transfer from the University; however, any open account will be closed after 18 months of inactivity.
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What are Paw Points and where can I use them?
Paw Points Policy Paw Points are a purchased value (1 Paw Point = $1.00) and are stored on the TigerOne Card and can be used on campus at the TCTC […]
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How am I notified of my housing assignment?
Students who complete Housing Contracts by the deadlines participate in Room Selection. Once a room is selected by the student or their roommate, they are immediately notified by email to […]
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Are single rooms available?
There are very limited single rooms. Gressette Hall and Douthit East are the only buildings with singles for New Students. Single apartments and apartments with private bedrooms are available in […]
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Can I keep the same room the following year?
A large percentage of spaces are designated for new students so you should expect to select a different space for the next academic year.
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Do I need to pay the University’s enrollment deposit before I sign up for Housing?
All incoming freshmen and transfer students must pay a nonrefundable $200 deposit prior to applying for housing. Please allow 24 hours to process. Deposits must be paid online* through the […]
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How do I find a roommate?
In step one of the housing sign up process, you may search for potential roommates as well as create a roommate group once you have identified your preferred roommate. Do not worry if you do […]
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When does roommate selection need to be completed?
All roommate groups must be set in the Housing Contract by the deadline.
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I’m transferring, studying abroad, or joined a co-op but I already signed up for Housing for the next academic year. What should I do?
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What is a Faculty-in-Residence (FIR)?
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Where are Faculty-In-Residence located?
We currently have active faculty-in-residence programs in the Holmes/McCabe Community, the Shoeboxes, Mickel/Gressette, Honors Residential College, Fraternity & Sorority Housing, Lightsey Bridge, and Calhoun Courts/Thornhill Village.
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When are Faculty-In-Residences selected?
When we have openings, we invite faculty to apply for the FIR program during the spring semester. We send out notice of vacancies through campus-wide email and the Clemson Home […]
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What is a Faculty Friend?
We invite faculty to participate in the Faculty Friends initiative to engage with first-year residents through intentional interactions that invite self-exploration and understanding of what it means to live in […]
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When are Faculty Friends selected?
We invite faculty to apply for the Faculty Friend program late in the spring semester via campus email and the Clemson Home web page.
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What is the Residential Staff Position?
Residential Staff serve students in our residential communities in a variety of roles we have identified as leaders, role models, critical thinkers, peer educators, and community builders. Residential Staff practice […]
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What are the benefits of being a Residential Staff?
We believe an intentional residential experience is transformative. Residential Staff are a vital part of that experience. Through facilitating the Residential Experience Model (REM), Residential Staff will mentor residents to […]
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Do Resident Staff receive payment or other benefits?
Residential Staff are paid on a stipend basis with stipend amount of $4,020.00 for the academic year 2019-20. A meal plan, valued at $2,100, is provided as a means to […]
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What is the expected weekly workload of Residential Staff?
Residential Staff are paid for 13.5 hours of work each week, and every week looks a little bit different. Each community has a weekly two hour staff meeting. Residential Staff […]
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I’m thinking about applying to be Residential Staff. Do I get to pick my community?
The decision of your placement offer is made by our placement team through intentional consideration of your application and interview process, seeking the best candidate for each open position within […]
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I saw that Residential Staff have to take a 3-credit class. Is it required? What if I can’t take it in the spring with my course load?
Residential Staff will take EDC 3900: Student Development, Leadership, and Counseling for the University Paraprofessional as a pre-service requirement of employment. EDC 3900 is a three-hour credit course, and an […]
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Can I be a Residential Staff and hold another position?
A Residential Staff is first committed to their Residential Staff role and responsibilities. Additional time commitments such as significant leadership opportunities, academic engagements, and additional employment, are secondary to the […]
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How do I apply to be a Residential Staff?
More general information and link to calendar The application opens each year during the fall semester and can be found here.
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I have more questions about being a student Residential Staff member, who should I contact?
Please direct any questions to residentialstaff@clemson.edu.
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What is a Living-Learning Community (LLC)?
Living-Learning Communities are a group of students living together in designated space on campus based on common interest, shared major or connected coursework. LLCs have dedicated resources and engaged partners […]
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What is the Residential Experience Model (REM)?
REM, or the Residential Experience Model, is a curricular approach to the learning that students experience outside of the classroom. We believe that our residential halls and apartments are opportunities […]
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Why does Clemson Home use the Residential Experience Model (REM)?
We believe an intentional residential experience is transformative. When we talk with our students, they often share the valuable lessons they learned from living on campus, whether it is interacting […]
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Is the Residential Experience Model (REM) specific to Clemson?
Since the University of Delaware instituted the first residential curriculum in 2007, hundreds of colleges and universities across the country have developed similar models. Each curricular model is designed to […]
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Does the Residential Experience Model (REM) work?
Since adopting REM in 2013, we have found many benefits to our work, specifically around four areas. First, we have been better stewards of our resources by focusing more on […]
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What is a Tiger Talk?
A Tiger Talk is a guided conversation your Resident Assistant will have with you at various points of the year. These conversations are intended to get to know you better […]
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What is the purpose of the EDSA 3900 class?
The EDSA 3900 class is a 3-credit hour course that all Residential Staff are required to take. This course focuses on student development theory, leadership, and counseling skills for student […]
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Is there a textbook for the EDSA 3900 class?
The textbook for the course is Leadership for a Better World by Komives & Wagner (2nd Edition). It is available for free through the Clemson University online library. Additional readings […]
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What are the assignments and expectations in the EDSA 3900 class?
The EDSA 3900 course relies on student engagement, participation, and attendance. Each class will be highly interactive, with discussions and activities around course readings and concepts. Students will be graded […]
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How do I get instructor approval to take the EDSA 3900 class?
Once you are selected to register for the EDSA 3900, our office will contact you to share available times that you can take the class. We will then match all […]
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What grade am I required to get in the EDSA 3900 class to continue as a Residential Staff member?
Students who receive a D or lower in the EDSA 3900 class will not be able to continue as a Residential Staff Member.
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What is the Residence Hall Association?
The Residence Hall Association is an organization that advocates for on-campus residents to promote leadership, service, and opportunities. We strive to create a link between the residents and the University […]
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What is Community Council?
The Community Council is group of student leaders who represent and advocate for their residential community, as well as promoting the Clemson Home experience through hosting events.
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What is the National Residence Hall Honorary?
The National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) is an on-campus residence honorary that is comprised of the top 1% of student leaders in the residence hall. The organization seeks to promote […]
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How is RHA/NRHH/Community Council different from being a Residential Staff Member?
RHA, NRHH, and Community Council are open to all on-campus residential students and focuses on planning whole-community events and advocacy initiatives. The major difference from Residential Staff is the RHA […]
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How can students get involved in Student Leadership?
In the fall, RHA holds elections for all community council positions. Keep post, positions may open throughout the school year! NRHH has a recruitment period at every semester; keep on […]
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Can first year students or bridge participate in these leadership opportunities?
Yes! We encourage all students who live on campus to participate within the community council and RHA, including leadership positions within community council. Students must have a GPA and one […]
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Who can I contact for more information about Student Leadership opportunities?
For more information about RHA and Community Council, please reach out to rha@g.clemson.edu For more information regarding NRHH, please reach out to nrhh.clemson@gmail.com
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Where do I go to apply for full time staff jobs at Clemson University?
https://www.clemson.edu/careers/index.php
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I have questions about applying for a position at Clemson, where can I learn more about that?
The Clemson University Office of Student Financial Aid and the Center for Career and Professional Development offer employment services to students. Both the Residential Staff and Housing Summer Programs have […]
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I have question about details of my employment, like pay schedules, direct deposit, job expectations, etc.. Where can I find that information?
Please contact Clemson University Human Resources.
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I have questions about campus IT and IT security. Where can I find more information about that?
Please visit CCIT for the most up to date information.
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I have questions about my HR pin or password, how do I find this information?
Recently you received a welcome email from Clemson’s Director of Onboarding. Refer to this email to obtain your HR Personal Identification Number (HR PIN). If you do not know your […]
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Can I cancel my room selection?
You may cancel with no penalty before you choose a space during Room Selection, by sending an email to Clemson Home at Clemsonhome@clemson.edu. First Year and Bridge: You may email […]
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I accidentally signed up for a housing assignment. What should I do?
You may email clemsonhome@clemson.edu to request a cancellation of your housing contract prior to you receiving a time slot. You will receive a confirmation email once your contract is cancelled.
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Can I cancel my housing contract after receiving a time slot?
You may email clemsonhome@clemson.edu to cancel your contract after receiving a time slot, but prior to choosing a living space. Please include your name, CUID and statement on why you […]
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Can I appeal my housing contract?
The housing contract is a legally binding contract. You may submit an Appeal Request. The committee meets every two weeks and will notify you with their decision at the email […]
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Can I get the housing contract fee waived?
Please be aware the waiver for the housing contract fee may be waived if the Student Aid Index (SAI) is equal to zero after the FASFA has processed. If the […]
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I’m on the waitlist, how likely am I to get a housing assignment?
In previous years, we have always been able to house every current student who was willing to wait an option to live on campus. If you are only interested in […]
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Can I change my room after move in?
You may reach out to your community staff beginning in September for fall semester and mid-January for spring semester to discuss your options for a change in your living space.
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When are housing applications for next semester available?
The application for Spring Housing will be available at the beginning of November. Fall 2020: The deadline has passed.
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Why can’t I find my roommate during the contract phase?
There are several possible reasons for not being able to find your roommate. 1)You both must choose the same LLC option on the Community Choice page. If you have chosen […]
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I accidentally signed up for an LLC, what should I do?
You may return to your housing portal and deselect the LLC prior to the housing deadline.
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Can I live with someone who is in a different LLC than me?
Many Living Learning Communities (LLCs) do not allow students who are not a part of an LLC to live in the designated space. Students who choose an LLC that they […]
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The roommate request deadline has passed, can I still request a roommate?
Unfortunately, The opportunity to select and accept roommates closed at the housing deadline.
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I forgot or can’t find my time slot for room selection, what should I do?
Please check your Clemson email for your time slot notification and residential community links. Please notify us immediately if you have not received a time slot notification.
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What if I don’t pick a room during my time slot?
If you do not select your living space during your Living Learning time slot, then you will be assigned a new time slot to choose during traditional student times slots. […]
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What if I have class during my room selection time?
Your time slot starts on the day and time as designated in your time slot notification email. You may log in to the housing portal to choose your space starting […]
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Can I choose a living space if I don’t have a roommate chosen ahead of time?
If you do not have a Roommate Group set up prior to the contract deadline, you will log in during your time slot to select a housing space for yourself. […]
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What happens if there’s not a space that can fit all of my chosen roommates?
The first scenario is that all four roommates find a place to live together. The second scenario, which you are unable to find a room together so you will need […]
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How does Room Swap work? Can my roommate swap with my friend?
Room Swap is a process that allows students to swap their current room for an empty space that is still available. Unfortunately, there may be so few empty spaces at […]
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The waitlist portal is closed, but I don’t have a room assignment, what should I do?
The wait list in the portal is closed at this time. Because of the high volume of interest to live on campus there are currently no vacancies. Should you desire […]
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Can first year students live off campus?
In order to live off campus as a first-year student, your primary residence needs to be in Oconee, Pickens or Anderson Counties. If you meet this requirement, please fill out […]
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When does room selection happen?
You will receive a time slot notification for the date and time you may return to the housing portal to select your living space for your classification, First Year, Bridge, […]
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How do we pick a group leader for room selection?
The Group Leader is self-determined based upon all roommates who are mutually confirmed. Most groups choose whichever roommate gets the earliest time slot as the group leader. We suggest that […]
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How do I choose my living space?
During your time slot, you may enter the housing portal and select a room. If the room is identified as a 2/2, meaning there are two of the two beds […]
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I’m a new student, can I request a roommate change after the deadline?
We understand how important your freshman year is and how it will shape the next few years. Living with someone we don’t know can be frightening and difficult. College is […]
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Can Bridge students have a roommate that is not another Bridge student?
Bridge and First Year Clemson students are not able to live together. However, there will many opportunities for them to engage, such as in the dining halls.
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Can I sign up for a meal plan before I’ve signed my housing contract?
Selecting a meal plan is part of the housing contract. You will have the opportunity to choose from one of our meal plans that meets your requirement or needs. Any […]
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Can I change my meal plan?
Students may add or change their meal plan selection through the Clemson Home Portal. Your bill will recalculate based on your saved changes. Once classes begin, please visit our dining page […]
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What happens if my key is lost or stolen?
This would cause a lock change charge from University Housing. Most often, this is due to a lost key or a temporary key that is not returned by the deadline. […]
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Where can I buy linens and other supplies?
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Where can I find information about living off campus?
www.clemsonoffcampus.com
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How Can I Loft My Bed?
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Can I mail items to the University ahead of my move in?
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What Do I Do If It’s Too Hot In My Room When I Move In?
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What is a CUID Number?
CUID refers to your Clemson University Identification Number. It’s a unique number that begins with a C and serves as your student ID number. Note: this number can be found […]
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What’s A User ID?
After your acceptance, you will receive instructions on how to create your Clemson University computer user identification. This is a permanent, unique-to-you identifier that you will use every time you […]
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What’s my password and how can I change it?
If you are a new student, you will establish your initial password during the onboarding process. You can change your password at any time by using the Password Change Utility. Learn […]
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I am under 18, what’s a Parent Guarantor?
A Parent Guarantor allows a parent/guardian to electronically co-sign the University Housing Contract for a student who is under the age of 18 at the time they sign-up for on-campus […]
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The housing application website isn’t working, what should I do?
Fear not! Help is just a phone call away. Feel free to call us or email anytime during regular business hours. Our main phone line is 864-656-2295 and is staffed […]
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How do I prepare my room for move out?
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I’m graduating, do I need to move out before graduation?
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When do I need to move out?
Fall: You will move out the Saturday after final exams.
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Can I stay later than the last day of move out in May?
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I’m an athlete and need to stay on campus after the move out deadline. What should I do?
The Athletic Department will provide all documentation for athletes who need late stay approval. If you are an athlete and unsure of your late stay approval, please contact your sport’s […]
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Where can I find information about housing and meal plans for Summer Session?
You can learn more about Summer Session housing and dining options on our Summer Session Housing Information page.
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What happens if my key breaks?
Turn in both pieces to the Area Desk. You must turn in the top part of your key, which reads “State of S.C.; Do Not Duplicate.” Check out a temporary […]
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What transportation is available?
Getting around on campus is usually pretty easy, with most locations being under a 15-minute walk, but for the further destinations and even off-campus trips, Clemson offers a wide range […]
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Can I book a practice field for my camp?
Contact Fike Recreation Center at scheduling@clemson.edu to reserve a practice field for your group.
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How can we access Fike Recreation Center?
Contact Fike Recreation Center to set up memberships/passes.
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Do you provide linens for summer camps & conferences?
No. You will be responsible for bringing your own linens (bedding, towels, pillows, etc).
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What does my residence hall look like?
All information regarding residence halls (dimensions, bed size, pictures, etc.) can be found on our Residence Hall list page
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Can you put lanyards on my keys during my summer camp or conference?
No. We are no longer able to put lanyards on keys for any groups. We are happy to set up an additional table at check in so your staff can […]
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Where can we park on campus for summer camps & conferences?
Contact Parking Services for information on parking passes and reserving lots for big check ins.
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How do I get my Clemson login info?
To activate your Clemson University Username: You will need your Clemson University CUID (for example, C12345678), which can be found in your Admitted Student Portal. You will need your Username […]
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Where Can I Get a Bed Rail?
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How Can I Decorate Without Command Strips*?
While we know that Command Strips have become a staple for college housing, we have started to see damage in some of our res halls after constant long-term use of […]
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What if I do not receive a timeslot with my priority number on February 3?
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Where can I find Graduate or Family Housing?
Clemson University does not have a formal Graduate or Family Housing on-campus community. Individual contracts for on-campus apartments are available on a limited basis. Please email us directly at clemsonhome@clemson.edu. […]
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How do I schedule a check-in appointment?
Check-In Appointments are only required for the Fall semester and Summer 2 Session for Summer Start students. First-Year and Bridge students may select an appointment immediately following Room Selection. Continuing […]
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I have questions about applying for a position at Clemson, where can I learn more about that?
The Clemson University Office of Student Financial Aid and the Center for Career and Professional Development offer employment services to students. Both the Resident Assistant and Housing Summer Programs have […]
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Can I reserve a meeting space for my group?
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How can we access Fike Recreation Center?
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What does my residence hall look like?
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Can my group receive mail on campus?
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How do I use the Clemson Home Portal?
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How do I activate my TigerOne Mobile ID?
Setting Up your Mobile ID Prior to Arrival Activating Your Access Card readers on doors need to be “activated” when you first gain access to a building. To do this, […]
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Abandoned Space
Residents who abandon their assigned space may be required to surrender their right to a key. Any abandoned property will also be disposed of after a ten-day period.
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Air Conditioners
All buildings are air conditioned, and residents may not bring their own window or portable unit. However, small, personal fans are allowed.
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Alcoholic Beverages
You may only possess or consume alcohol if you are 21 and older, but strictly within your private living space, which is inside your room or apartment.
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Alcoholic Beverage Containers & Paraphernalia
You are not permitted to consume or display alcohol or alcohol-related items in any public spaces including signage and containers in room windows/windowsills. All Fraternity/Sorority Housing areas, like chapter rooms, […]
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Balconies
You may not take any action that creates hazardous conditions, including dropping, throwing, or causing objects to fall from windows, doors, ledges, balconies, or roofs. Spray painting is prohibited on […]
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Bathrooms
Common bathroom areas will be cleaned by custodial staff. All residents who have a sink, bathroom or kitchenette in their space will be responsible for their own cleaning. If you’re […]
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Bed Lofting
All standard Twin XL beds provided by the University are bunkable/loftable, so homemade lofts, DIY bed risers, and raised platforms are not allowed. Only use the furniture as intended to […]
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Bicycles & Motorized Vehicles
Park all motorized vehicles where Parking and Transportation Services have designated areas—this includes scooters, mopeds, motorcycles, and anything with an electric, combustion engine or utilizing lithium batteries. Do not chain […]
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Census
Residents in University Housing may be chosen by the U.S. Census for various surveys. Participation may be mandatory or voluntary, as instructed in a letter provided by the Census worker. […]
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Cleanliness
Residents, you are responsible for keeping your room clean. You must dispose of all your trash and clean your room regularly – dusting, vacuuming, wiping down surfaces, and anything else […]
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Common Spaces
Clemson Home prioritizes your safety. Please be mindful when using common areas to avoid accidents. Try to keep these spaces clean and do not leave any personal items in the common […]
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Compliance with Staff
Residents should read and understand the University Housing Contract and Addenda found on the Clemson Home website as well as follow all University policies, the Student Code of Conduct, official […]
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Computing
All residents must comply with the Clemson IT Security Policies and Standards Personal found on the CCIT website. Wireless routers are prohibited in University Housing. Exterior antennas and satellite dishes […]
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Conduct Process
Any violations of the Housing Contract or Student Code of Conduct may result in an incident report from the Office of Community and Ethical Standards, potentially leading to disciplinary actions […]
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Disruptive Behavior
Residents should avoid disorderly, crude, intoxicated, or indecent actions. Actions that interfere with or disrupt normal University or University-sponsored activities, including teaching, service, research, or administration, are prohibited.
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Drugs & Paraphernalia
State and federal laws, along with the Student Code of Conduct, prohibit illegal drugs. University Housing also prohibits drug paraphernalia – bongs, hookahs, clips, or anything else that suggests you […]
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Elevators
Jumping and other horseplay may cause the elevator to stop, trapping passengers. Overloading or damaging elevators may result in outages, fees, and disciplinary action.
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Fire Safety
When a fire alarm sounds, you must immediately evacuate all University buildings. Tampering with fire safety equipment, such as fire extinguishers, sprinklers, EXIT signs, and the alarm system, is prohibited. […]
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Floor Meetings
Floor meetings are essential for fostering community and ensuring all residents are informed about important updates and events. Residents are required to attend all floor meetings conducted by their Residential […]
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Fraternity/Sorority
Fraternity/Sorority Housing Access Members not living in the chapter hall will have access based on current rosters submitted to Fraternity/Sorority Life. Access for non-resident members is limited to 8:00 a.m. […]
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Furniture & Room Alterations
If you lose or damage any fixtures, furnishings, or other items in your residential space, you will be charged to replace them. Do not paint or put wallpaper on the […]
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Guests
Daytime Guests A guest is someone who is not assigned to your residential community. Residents only have access to their assigned residential space and are considered guests in all other […]
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Holiday Breaks
Residence halls and apartments stay open during spring and fall breaks, as well as Thanksgiving. There are fewer staff members, but security keeps their regular schedule. Only apartment residents can […]
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Inspections
Residents agree to periodic inspections that ensure community health and safety. Items violating policies or laws will be removed for the well-being of the community. Failed inspections may lead to […]
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Keys
Remember, all keys are University property—no duplicating is allowed. University keys include hard keys, temp keys, e-keys/fobs, IDs, etc. Your keys and TigerOne ID must be kept with you at […]
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Kitchens
Apartment Cooking Most kitchen appliances, including microwave ovens, are allowed in apartment kitchens, such as George Foreman Grills®, Panini presses, air fryers, slow cookers/crockpots, and toasters (not toaster ovens). Residence […]
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Laundry
Residents are expected to be responsible and keep up with their laundry. Residents are responsible for providing their own laundry detergent/softeners for H.E. machines. To maintain sanitation and safety standards, […]
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Mail & Deliveries
All mail should be delivered to the mailboxes assigned by Student Mail Services. Mail, packages, and/or flowers will not be delivered to rooms or apartments. If you choose to leave […]
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Maintenance
If you find a maintenance issue, report it to University Facilities. You can call them at 864-656-5450 or submit maintenance requests University Housing & Dining website. If you don’t report […]
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Noise & Quiet Hours
Residence halls should have a calm atmosphere for sleeping and studying, and not loud or disruptive. “Courtesy hours” are expected all day, every day, while typical quiet hours are from […]
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Personal Responsibility
As a resident of Clemson Home, you are expected to take personal responsibility for your actions and belongings. This includes maintaining the cleanliness of your living space, following all community […]
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Pets
Fish are the only pets allowed in University Housing, and their aquarium cannot exceed 10 gallons. Breaking this rule may lead to pet removal, damage payments, extermination charges, and possible […]
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Pool Use
Residents and guests are also responsible for keeping the gates locked and secured and following all policies, closures, and hours of operation. Pets and alcoholic beverages are strictly prohibited. Remember, […]
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Privacy
Do not make, try to make, send, or try to send audio, video, or images of people in private spaces (bathrooms, bedrooms, showers, etc.) without their permission. Watching or spying […]
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Prohibited Items
Air conditioners and space heaters Alcohol/drug paraphernalia and alcohol (if underage) and illegal/non-prescription drugs Parachute canopies on the ceiling Cooking appliances (i.e., rice cooker, toaster oven, hot plate) Fog, Smoke, […]
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Recycling & Trash Disposal
You are responsible for taking care of your trash and recyclable materials. Do not let your trash or recycle bins overflow and do not place personal trash in common space […]
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Restricted Areas
Roofs, ledges, attics, and mechanical/electrical equipment rooms in University Housing buildings are strictly off-limits.
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Room Assignment
Room assignments at Clemson Home are made by bed space, meaning each resident is allocated one bed space within the room. If your roommate or suitemate moves out, you are […]
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Safety & Security
All residence hall doors remain locked, and residents will have access through TigerOne ID. All guests must enter and exit with a Resident. Locked security doors must stay locked. Do […]
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Shared Living
Living with roommates or suitemates requires cooperation, communication, and respect. Shortly after move-in, all residents will create a roommate agreement covering responsibilities, noise levels, cleaning schedules, guest policies, and personal […]
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Solicitation
Using University Housing for any commercial solicitation or canvassing is not allowed. Residents may not run any sort of business from University Housing that requires a business license, either for […]
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Tobacco Use & Smoking
No tobacco or smoke-related products are allowed on Clemson University’s campus, including all residential facilities in University Housing. This covers cigarettes, cigars, water pipes (hookah), kreteks, bidis, electronic cigarettes (vaping/JUUL), […]
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Vandalism
Vandalism of any kind is strictly prohibited within University Housing. This includes defacing or damaging property, whether it’s University-owned or the personal property of another resident. Acts of vandalism undermine […]
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Windows & Screens
You cannot post, display, or attach items to the window in any way. This policy includes signs, flags, cans, bottles, posters, etc. Window screens should not be touched. Also, do […]
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Weapons
No weapons, including, but not limited to firearms, explosive devices, or weapon components, are allowed in University Housing. This also includes guns, taser guns, swords, BB guns, air pistols, pellet […]
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Electrical Outlets
Up to two power strips per wall outlet are allowed, and a power strip may not be plugged into another power strip. Extension cords are prohibited. If two or more […]
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Grills
Residents cannot store charcoal or propane grills, gas tanks, or grill supplies in any campus residential space, including apartments.
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Move-Out
During move-out, follow all posted and communicated check-out procedures. Room keys must be returned properly to avoid being charged for lock changes. Check outs are at 10 am on the […]
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