COVID-19 Information

• Schedule your move-in time. Students have the ability to schedule a move-in time through the Housing and Dining tab in the myLaSalle portal.
• Where to report. You must first report to begin the check-in process in front of St. Basil Court on South campus.
• Where to park. For an easier move-in process, enter campus through the South Campus Entrance on 1825 Lindley Ave (GPS: 40.033776, -75.153202). Then, follow directions of staff in roadway to parking across from St. Basil Court and check-in in front of Basil Court.
• Move-in timeline. Each residential student has a one-hour window to check-in. This is a deliberate measure from La Salle’s Housing and Residence Life team; it is aimed at encouraging a swift process and separating demand on the elevators.
• Explore more, pack less. The Housing and Residence Life team has assembled a what-to-bring checklist.
• Some things to consider when planning your arrival time:
  • Student and Family Brunch/Lunch is served from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on move-in day at Treetops Café.
  • Students will have their first required meeting at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 25 with their orientation team.
  • Parents and Families are encouraged to stay on campus for Opening Convocation at 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 25.

Have questions? Email housing@lasalle.edu for more information.

• Schedule your move-in time. Students have the ability to schedule a move-in time through the Housing and Dining tab in the myLaSalle portal.
• Where to report. You must first report to Trumark Financial Center to begin the check-in process.
• Where to park. For an easier move-in process, park your vehicle closest to the residence hall where you will be living and simply walk to Trumark Financial Center for check-in. Then, fully unload your car in the marked loading zones and move your car to the Trumark parking lot.
• Move-in timeline. Each residential student has a one-hour window to check-in. This is a deliberate measure from La Salle’s Housing and Residence Life team; it is aimed at encouraging a swift process, particularly one that is in line with La Salle’s Health and Safety guidelines.
• Explore more, pack less. The Housing and Residence Life team has assembled a what-to-bring checklist.

Have questions? Email housing@lasalle.edu for more information.

• Each semester we ask that our students be nimble in all aspects of campus life. As such, students are encouraged to take a minimalistic approach as they pack for the start of the semester.

• This shift in approach for many students will create a smoother move-in and move-out for all. If the need arises for an emergency revert to remote operations, the process will be much easier if students have taken with them to campus only the most-critical personal belongings.

• In order to meet the personal health guidelines outlined for all students, and to be prepared to complete your academic coursework, each student should bring the following:

  • Personal computer or tablet

  • Thermometer

  • A sufficient supply of disinfectant wipes or spray and anti- bacterial hand sanitizer for the semester

  • Multiple face coverings

  • Necessary personal belongings such as seasonal clothes, bedding, and limited room decorations

Residential Communities Visitation Policy

• As of August 25^th, the visitor policy allows for residential students to host up to two (2) guests of their choice. (student or non-student)
• Official notice of any guest policy changes will come directly from the
• Students must adhere to the University’s current guidelines as they pertain to masking and social distancing. Please reference the University’s Health and Safety Guidelines for more details.
• Guests who are 16 or 17 must be registered by submitting a Minor Guest Registration Form at least 72 hours prior to desired visit to allow time for processing. Guests under the age of 16 are not permitted in residential facilities (except with a parent on Family Weekend). All other guests must be registered online through the Guest Registration Process
• The following list outlines the allowed numbers of guests permitted in each building by room:
  • St Katharine: Including the resident(s) of the residence hall room, up to six (6) visitors can be present at a time.
  • Basils: Including the resident(s) of the residence hall room, up to six (6) visitors can be present at a time.
  • Teresa Court: Including the resident(s) of the residence hall room, up to nine (9) visitors can be present at a time.
  • Miguel Townhouses: Including the resident(s) of the residence hall room, up to fifteen (15) visitors can be present at a time.It is recommended that residents keep a personal record of residential students you have visited or guests you have hosted, in the event that a presumed or confirmed positive COVID-19 case requires the University’s contact tracing team to contact you.
• The Office of Residential Life reserves the right to review/evaluate the policy throughout the academic year to determine if additional restrictions may be adjusted. Special attention will be paid to community spread of COVID-19. Official notice of any guest policy changes will come directly from the University.
• Please note that this open visitation phase will continue only with full compliance with these stated guidelines. Maintaining an on-campus and in-person experience requires everyone upholding the COVID-19 campus guidelines.
• All guest/visitors are required to be registered through the visitor registration system on the portal. Videos are included at this link to walk you and your requested guest through the registration process. Directions for creating a pass can be found at this link. You may also find links to resources in Housing and Dining Self Service on the mylasalle portal under “Helpful Links”

Please note that this open visitation phase will continue only with full compliance with these stated guidelines. Maintaining an on-campus and in-person experience requires everyone upholding the COVID-19 campus guidelines.