Description Campus Dining Student Meal Plan Requirements and Contracts AY 2022-2023 Undergraduate and Graduate Meal Plans | Princeton Campus Dining First and second year students are required to have the unlimited meal plan. Upperclass students are not required to have a meal plan but may purchase one if they'd like. With a meal plan you are entitled to eat in any Residential College dining hall and at the Center for Jewish Life. Meal plan contracts First and second year students electronically sign their dining contract in the summer prior to their arrival to Princeton. Juniors and Seniors can choose and accept their meal plan for the following year through room draw. Juniors and Seniors who wish to enroll in a meal plan during the semester can email [email protected]. For the latest information on student meal plans please visit the Campus Dining page. Retail and kosher dining You may also take a meal at cafe-style self-service eateries throughout campus, the kosher dining hall at the Center for Jewish Life, or the eclectic mix of food stands at the Frist Campus Center Food Gallery. No matter where you eat, the quality and variety of food at Princeton is outstanding. Access menus, hours of operation, and information specific to each venue on the Campus Dining website. Campus Dining Campus Cafés & Food Gallery Center for Jewish Life Dining Hall Mailboxes and Mail Service Student Mailboxes Each undergraduate student is assigned a mailbox for their four years at Princeton. Use your Princeton NetID to look up your mailbox number. You may collect your mail by going to the Mail Service Window (formerly the Package Room, 118 Frist) and showing your University ID and signing for it. An email will be sent to you when you receive first class mail only. Mail Service Window Hours: 10 am - 6pm, Monday - Friday and 10 am - 1pm, Saturday Mailboxes at Frist Mailing address Use the address format below to receive United States Postal Service first class mail, standard mail and packages and parcels. Example: Jane Doe [Mailbox number] Frist Center Princeton University Princeton, NJ 08544-XXXX Each mailbox number at Frist is assigned a ZIP+4 Code. Mail services Find answers to your questions about other mail services at Student Mail on the Print & Mail Services website. Print and Mail Services Mail Services at Frist Mailing packages for arrival prior to move in Mail packages no sooner than one week prior to the start of classes; packages that arrive too early may be returned. Please do not ship items such as furniture until you have a chance to see your room. Package pickup during move in Check your email notifications to determine whether your package is in a locker, the tent location, or behind the counter at Frist. A. Locker: Go to the specified locker bank and use the app or self-service kiosk to open your locker. B. Counter or Tent Location: Proceed to the counter or tent for pick up. Tent location is only for UPS packages. Parking on Campus Transportation & Parking Services is your contact for parking permit registration, regulations, enforcement policies, fees, fines and appeals, and parking lot maps. Because of limited parking, students are not permitted to have a vehicle on campus. Visitor parking To avoid towing, you should make arrangements with Transportation & Parking Services for visitors to park on campus ahead of their arrival. Transportation & Parking Services Princeton Student Agencies For more than 100 years, the Princeton Student Agencies have provided products and services to students, faculty and staff. Take a look at their offerings—you're sure to find something you need. Dorm Furnishing Agency Sells extra-long linens and dorm room accessories. Rents refrigerators, micro-fridges, and loft beds. Water and Beverage Agency Sells water jugs, Keurig Coffee Makers and K Cups. Rents water coolers. Laundry Agency Offers professional laundering and dry cleaning. Provides pickup and drop-off service. Moving and Storage Agency Picks up and stores your belongings at the end of the academic year. Moves them back in the fall. Computer accessories, shipping and packing services, and newspaper delivery are also available from the Princeton Student Agencies. Contact the Princeton Student Agencies before you arrive on campus or after you have settled in. For information, visit the Princeton Student Agencies’ website. Princeton Student Agencies Services During Breaks Most students do not stay on campus during academic year breaks, but if you do, know that campus services are limited during the recess period. Your Dorm Room You may reside in your regularly assigned room during breaks. Dining Halls Campus Dining provides a meal plan to students during breaks. The conditions of the plan, fees, and registration details are outlined on the Campus Dining website and in an e-mail sent to all students. Campus Eateries Retail dining hours of operation are shortened during breaks. See the Dining Services website for scheduled hours. Dining Services Hours of Operation Department of Public Safety You may contact the Department of Public Safety at any time during breaks at (609) 258-1000. Department of Public Safety Other Services These campus service departments follow an abbreviated schedule of operating hours during breaks. Visit their websites for details. University Health Services TigerTransit Campus Shuttle Facilities Customer Service Center Princeton University Library Dillon Gym, Dillon Pool, Jadwin Indoor Tennis, the Stevens Fitness Center and Baker Rink