• Free laundry (located in all Residential Halls and Evans Commons)
• Free WiFi and cable along with internet and cable hookup (coax cable not provided)
• XL twin bed and mattress
• Desk and chair
• Dresser
• Closet or wardrobe for each resident

• Desk: 42” long by 24” wide by 30” tall
• Bed, extra long twin: 85” long by 36” wide by 36” tall (bed height is adjustable)
• Dresser: 31” long by 24” wide by 30” tall
• Chair is also included in the room

To keep our students safe, employees of Lindenwood University are unable to release information regarding a student to anyone beyond that student, and parents or legal guardians on the student's FERPA release. This being said, students will be unable to access information regarding suitemates.

Once you have selected a room and have a roommate, you as a student will have access to your new roommate's email. Additionally, any information your roommate provides in their StarRez profile will be available to you. 

Tip: Buy your bathroom supplies upon arrival to campus. This way you and your suitemates can shop together!

Yes! You can read the Guest Policy in it's entirety below.

Guests must abide to all state, local and University policies. Residents are responsible for their guest(s) and their behavior. We require that students respect one another’s right to sleep, study, and be comfortable in their space. While the residents of each room determine the hours and terms upon which they will entertain guests, Overnight guests may not stay for a period longer than three consecutive days without specific permission from the Director of Residential Life and a maximum of 10 nights (total) for the semester, with approval from all roommates. Guests under the age of 18 are not permitted within the residence without specific permission from the Director of Residential Life.

Residential Life reserves the right to restrict students’ guest privileges at its discretion should individual issues emerge.

Residents are responsible for both their non-Lindenwood guest(s) and their commuter guest(s) regardless of the amount of time the guest is visiting. This means that the resident must inform their guest of all Residential Life and Lindenwood University policies and if the guest does not abide by them the resident may be held responsible for the guest’s actions. The guest may not be left unaccompanied; the host must be present at all times. In addition, if a guest violates policy, they may be banned from campus residential spaces and/or Lindenwood University. Commuters found in violation/present during university policies being broken will be referred to the Office of Student Conduct.

Pets are not permitted in any campus residence with the exception of fish, with a tank no larger than ten gallons. Pets such as snakes, toads, turtles, alligators, hamsters, dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, mice, rats, and other exotic animals are prohibited. Students with unauthorized pets will be required to remove the pet immediately from campus. Failure to do so will result in disciplinary financial action.

Service Animal and Emotional Support Animal Policy.

It is Lindenwood’s policy that students are not allowed to loft their beds. However, the beds may be bunked.

Another option to increase space in the room is to purchase a set of bed risers. With a standard set of 6 inch bed risers, the dresser will fit perfectly under your bed, along with other personal items you may choose to store there. 

Residential Assistants are student staff members who reside in the residence halls and can help with issues related to roommates or suitemates. They can help with maintenance issues, quiet hours issues, etc. 

In each Residence Hall there resides a Assistant Residential Community Coordinator or a Residential Community Coordinator. Residential Community Coordinators are full time employees of Lindenwood University and live in the Residential Halls for the safety and security of our students. If there is an issue that the Residential Assistant or Office Assistant is unable to resolve, they will seek out help from the Assistant Residential Community Coordinator or the Residential Community Coordinator.

• Refrigerator 33 inches tall and under
• Students in Flowers, Mathews, Pfremmer, and Reynolds are allowed one microwave per room, with a max of 700 watts
• Keurig or other small coffee maker
• Hangers
• Twin XL bedding (comforter, sheets and mattress cover)
• Twin XL mattress padding foam/egg crate foam
• Surge protector multi plug cord
• Television (cable cord needed)
• Laptop
• 3m Command Strips/hooks for any wall decoration
• Personal decorations/items
• Bed Risers
• Over closet shoe organizer
• Shower curtain
• Bath mat
• Toiletries (body wash, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, toothbrush and toothpaste)
• Bathroom towels (bath, washcloths and hand towels)
• Bathroom cleaning supplies
• Additional lamps/lighting
• Room rug
• Laundry basket and supplies (detergent, fabric softener and dryer sheets)
• Trash can
• A personal thermometer

• Any item with a hot plate (individual hot plate, electric kettle, etc.)
• Any item with heated coils (toaster, toaster oven, individual heater, etc.)
• Candles or any open flames
• Animals (with the exception of fish and Service and Emotional Support Animals)
• Alcohol or drugs
• Nails, screws or any other mounting apparatus for the wall

All Residential Students are required to have a meal plan.

Lindenwood understands that there are students who are unable to eat the food provided in the meal plan due to allergy or religion. If students need special accommodations, our chefs are happy to help! Contact Nancy Tinker for more information at ntinker@lindenwood.edu or (636) 949-4644

Discuss thermostat control with your suitemates, and check to see if they are covering any vents or leaving their windows open as this can cause temperature control issues for the whole suite.

If you are uncomfortable in your residence, seek help at the front desk of your Residential Hall. If you have an issue during hours in which there is not a Residential Assistant at the front desk email your Residential Community Coordinator.

Students are not allowed at any time to cover the vents or fire alarms. This is a fire safety hazard and is prohibited for all residents. If there is an issue with the temperature of your room contact your Residential Assistant.

All vehicles driven to campus by any student, staff, or faculty member must be registered and have a current Lindenwood University parking permit. This permit is to be displayed on the lower left hand corner of the back window. Parking permits are valid from July 1 through June 30 of each year. 

Before picking up your parking permit, you must register your vehicle online using the following procedure: Log in to StarRez using your Lindenwood email address and password; Select "Register Vehicle" and complete the vehicle registration form; Bring a paper or electronic copy of the confirmation to the Public Safety & Security Office (Spellmann Center, 4th Floor or Spellmann Center, 4th Floor). Parking permits are free.

Vehicle registration for a given academic year will become available July. 

All mail is sent to the campus mailroom, not the individual residential halls.

Students have the option to sign up for a mailbox to receive smaller pieces of mail. Students have access to their mailbox during Evans Commons hours of operation.

When you have received a package you will be notified via student email. Packages may be picked up at the Campus Mailroom during their regular hours of operation. Students do not need to have a mailbox in order to receive packages. 

All mail should be addressed to:

Students’ Full Name (no nicknames)
209 S. Kingshighway
Mailbox ### (if applicable)
St. Charles, MO 63301

Campus Mail.

Lindenwood University Athletics requires all students affiliated with an athletics team (regardless of if they receive athletic aid or not) to live on campus and be on a meal plan. Exceptions to this policy include:

• Full-time enrolled graduate students
• Students below the age of 17 or 25 years or older
• Married students
• Students who are physically supporting dependents
• Students who have been granted a medical exemption

To request an exemption from the Athlete Residency Policy, please submit the form below to reslife@lindenwood.edu. Please be aware that additional documentation may be required. 

Athlete Residency Exemption Request Form

If a student forfeits their athletic aid to live off campus, they will not be able to participate as a student-athlete. 

Research has shown that first year students who reside on campus in residence halls are more successful in their collegiate experience than students who commute to campus.  For this reason, Lindenwood has a two-year residency requirement for traditional undergraduate students that requires students to live in university housing for their first two years in most circumstances. The following students are required to live in university housing.

• New first-year students, freshmen transfers, international students, and transfer students who have completed fewer than 24 credit hours.
• Any student affiliated with an athletic team, both NCAA and SLS, including scholarship student-athletes, non-scholarship student-athletes, team managers, etc.
• Students receiving scholarships that include residency as a scholarship requirement.

Exceptions

The following exceptions to the university housing residency requirement may apply to first-year students who are not affiliated with an athletic team or receiving a scholarship that includes residency as a scholarship requirement.

• Students who reside in the primary residence of their parent(s), legal guardian(s) or international sponsoring family within a 20-mile radius of Lindenwood’s campus.
• Students who are married or parenting.
• Students who reach the age of 22 before the first day of the term.
• Students who have not reached age 17 on the first day of the term.
• Students who are veterans.

Appeals

Students required to live in university housing may appeal this requirement to Lindenwood’s residency appeal committee. Appeals should be submitted in writing to the admissions office and include all reasons why the student believes they should not be required to live in university housing. The residency appeal committee will review each appeal and make decisions on a case-by-case basis. Students granted an appeal to the student housing residency requirement may be subject to an adjustment of the institutional financial aid if the residency status change affects their direct costs.

Any request for a Service Animal or ESA must apply through the StarRez portal. Please apply to the Service Animal and ESA application. 

• Service Animal and Emotional Support Animal Policy

*Caution: Some internet websites sell certificates, registrations, and licensing documents that are typically insufficient to serve as documentation that would “reliably establish that an individual has a disability-related need for an assistance animal” (HUD January 2020), or that the provider has personal knowledge and history of the individual to be able to therapeutically prescribe an ESA as necessary for housing access, use and enjoyment.

As outlined in your housing agreement, Lindenwood University assumes no financial responsibility over the personal property of residents nor will the institution be financially responsible for large-scale, unintentional damage caused to university property by on-campus residents, such damage caused by a fire or discharge of a sprinkler-head.

GradGuard Renters Insurance is a smart investment for college students and their families. With the GradGuard Renter’s Insurance plan, personal items that are stolen or damaged by a covered cause of loss can be replaced, subject to a $100 deductible. GradGuard Renters Insurance also protects students financially from large scale, unintentional damage they may cause to their residence hall or bodily injury they may cause to others for which they are legally liable.

Features of GradGuard Renters Insurance for Lindenwood students include:

Low $100 Deductible. Compared to $500, $1,000 or more for a typical homeowner’s insurance policy.

Replacement Cost. If your personal property is stolen or damaged due to a covered peril, it will be replaced with an item of like kind and quality.

Worldwide coverage. Your personal belongings are protected even away from campus.

Electronics coverage. Your electronics, including your TV, laptop, smartphone and tablet, are covered up to the policy limits.

Personal Liability Coverage. If you cause damage to university property or injure others, you may be liable for the damages. Renters Insurance from GradGuard provides up to $300,000 in personal liability coverage. For example, if you unintentionally set off your building’s sprinkler system, liability protection can help pay for the resulting damages.

Alternative to Homeowners Insurance. Not all Homeowners Insurance policies are the same. Limitations may apply when property is away from the principal residence and some. Unlike Homeowners Insurance, your premium will not increase if you make a claim on the policy.

GradGuard Renters Insurance is underwritten by Markel American Insurance Company, Waukesha, WI. The advertised product is not available in AK, and RI.  Other program options are available for these states.  Claims and coverage subject to policy, language, limits and exclusions.