Description Move In is an exciting time at Princeton University. Be sure to take a look at these suggestions for planning your move to campus. Accordion Class 2026 When to Arrive All Class of 2026 students should plan to arrive to campus on Friday August 26, 2022 between TBD am - TBD pm. Students will have to sign-up for a check-in time between TBD AM - TBD PM through your matriculation form . Where to Go Check-in for the Class of 2026 is at the Lewis Center for the Arts Forum on Alexander Road. If you arrive by car, enter campus via Faculty Road and follow it to the roundabout. Turn on to Elm Drive, where University staff will direct you to parking lots. What You Will Receive At the Lewis Center for the Arts, you will receive your TigerCard University ID, an information packet, a move-in map and a parking hang-tag, which allows you to drive up campus and park near your Residential College for one hour. From the Lewis Center for the Arts, follow your move-in map and campus signs to find your Residential College. Staff will be available to assist you. At Your Residential College Use your move-in map to find your dormitory; to locate your room take a look at the floor plans for your Residential College. Volunteers will greet you outside your dormitory. Floor Plans for Your Residential College (https://sp.princeton.edu/uservices/housing/floorplans/undergraduate/default.aspx) Where to Park after Unloading After unloading at your Residential College, staff will direct you to Lot 20, where there is unlimited parking. Tiger Transit buses run continually from Lot 20 and will shuttle you to the rest of campus and the main street of Princeton, Nassau Street. If you drive into Princeton, you’ll find a parking garage on Spring Street, parking lots at Tulane Street and Park Place, and limited on-street parking. But consider walking. It’s just a short, 10-minute stroll through campus to the shops and restaurants in downtown Princeton. Parking in Downtown Princeton (https://princetonol.com/Parking/map/parking_map.cfm) Returning Students When to Arrive Students are permitted to arrive beginning on Saturday September 3rd. Dining for Class of 2026 on TBD, 2022 TBD Campus Dining - Welcome (https://dining.princeton.edu/news/welcome-class-2026) Frist Campus Center The Food Gallery at Frist will be open throughout each move-in day. The C-Store is located at the Frist Campus Center and is a great place to stop between classes or late at night for a quick snack.Food Gallery at Frist (https://dining.princeton.edu/where-eat/food-gallery-frist) C-Store (https://dining.princeton.edu/where-eat/convenience-store) Campus Cafés There are six campus cafés located in academic buildings throughout campus. Hours of operations and locations are posted on the Campus Cafés website.Campus Cafés (https://dining.princeton.edu/where-eat) On-the-Go? Princeton Mobile gives access to University resources for members of the Princeton campus community and the world. Princeton Mobile is available as a web app on any browser and as a native app for iOS and Android. The dining option helps you choose where and what you’d like to eat. Look up both residential and retail dining locations and check open hours, menus, and nutrition information. Princeton Mobile App (http://m.princeton.edu/info/) More Information to Get You Settled More Information to Get You Settled On the Incoming Students (/undergraduate-housing/incoming-students) section of this website, you'll find lots more information to help you settle into your new life at Princeton University. It describes a typical dorm room and how you may personalize it and recommends what to bring from home and what to leave behind. All of your tech questions are answered, and there's everything you need to know about mail and how to best navigate the campus and the town of Princeton. Be sure to give it a thorough read. Permitted Moving Vehicles Permitted Moving Vehicles Moving Trucks You may bring a moving truck up to 15 feet onto campus. This length represents the cargo box attached to a majority of moving trucks made available by most rental truck agencies. This length also allows ample cargo capacity for studio apartments and 1-2 bedroom units. For moving trucks longer than 15 feet, parking will be made available in Lot 17 during move in. On Friday August 26 and Friday September 2nd Facilities staff members will be available from 6:00am to 4:00pm to help guide larger moving trucks to safely navigate campus grounds. Due to space constraints and the preservation of campus grounds, moving trucks exceeding 15 feet in length are unlikely to be guided as close to dormitories as smaller moving vehicles. The ability of moving trucks to gain access near dormitory entrances may also be constrained by traffic congestion and available space. Moving trucks exceeding 15 feet in length should be prepared to wait until traffic congestion dissipates and space becomes available. Moving trucks exceeding 15 feet, or arriving outside of the dates and times outlined above, will have an opportunity to unload contents from a designated area in Lot 17. Push carts will be provided, as available. Trailers You may bring a trailer up to 10 feet onto campus. This length specification accommodates the University’s many narrow walkways and sharp angle turns, which make the movement of trailers very difficult and unsafe. Trailers longer than 10 feet will have an opportunity to unload contents from a designated area in Lot 17. Push carts will be provided, as available. Approved Storage and Moving Providers Short-term Storage Prior to Check-in Princeton Student Agencies Moving & Storage Agency (https://www.studentagenciesms.net/) offers short-term storage for current FSI students, available between the conclusion of FSI’s summer program and the official move-in date for all first-year students. For questions, please contact Princeton Student Agencies by email movestor@princeton.edu (mailto:movestor@princeton.edu), or at 609-258-4906. Storage Pickup Locations for International Students and Volunteers Storage for international students and ISAP volunteers arriving early on campus for international pre-orientation is provided by Building Services, (609) 258-3490. There is a two-box limit and the storage is located in the Fisher Hall basement. See Also Early Arrivals Princeton University Mobile App Interactive Campus Map Princeton Student Agencies Academic Calendar