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Welcome to the University of Florida's Housing and Residence Life Housing Portal. Here you will be able to apply for on-campus housing.

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Housing & Residence Life

Physical Address: Wallace Residence Center 2nd Floor

Mailing Address: 875 Perimeter Drive MS 2010  Moscow, ID 83844-2010

Phone: 208-885-6571

Fax: 208-885-6606

Email: [email protected]

Web: Housing and Residence Life

Information Desk

Physical Address: Living Learning Communities (LLC) Building 2

Phone: 208-885-7379 (For after hour emergencies please contact your RA on call)

Housing & Residence Life FAQ

Freshman students - fall 2023, live-on requirement.

The first-year live on requirement at the university is fulfilled by both the residence halls and through living in house with Fraternity & Sorority Life .

Will there be space for me in the residence halls?

We have housing available to every first-year student who would like to live on campus. For the most recent updated housing availability, log-in to your housing application  to view available rooms.

When I try to sign up for a room I am unable to see any available.

Students who are unable to see any available rooms should try the following options:

1) If you selected a specialized community on the "Choose your community" tab, the spaces may have filled. Navigate back to the "Choose your community" page and select "academic traditional" at the bottom of the page. Then click "save and continue" until you reach the room selection page.

2) If you are in a roommate group, there may no longer be spaces available to accommodate the entire group. If you leave the group, you will see additional room options on the room selection page.

North Campus Communities Information

Where can i find out more about the ncc residence halls.

We have created a new FAQ page dedicated to answering your questions about the North Campus Communities. Visit the NCC FAQ Page  for more information.

Residence Hall Living Question and Answer - 2022

Have questions about Residence hall Living? Here is the recording from our Live Q & A Session. Housing and Residence Life and Vandals Dining Staff were live to answer your questions about fall move-in and residence hall living for the coming year. If you have additional questions, email [email protected].

What if there is damage in my room when I move-in?

Our team puts in a great deal of effort to make sure your room is clean and in good condition. Rooms may have some normal wear from usage over time. Items such as small paint chips, scratches in wood/painted furniture, or pinholes in cork board are considered “normal wear”. It is the responsibility of each student to inspect their space at move-in and report the condition of the space.

All residents must complete a Room Condition Report within 72 hours of check-in.

To submit your Room Condition Report please visit our online Room Condition Form

Responsibility for Room Condition Information Document

What size sheets will I need for my bed?

Our beds are standard deep twin XL size. 

What comes in my room?

Residence hall rooms are furnished with:

• Extra-Long Twin Bed 
• Desk and Chair
• Dresser or Wardrobe (depending on building)
• Garbage Bin (recycling bins are available upon request)

All items must remain in room. 

Are mini fridges provided?

Yes we provide mini fridges so there is no need to bring one from home. There is one mini fridge provided per room in Wallace, Tower and McConnell. The LLCs come with a full size refrigerator and microwave in each suite.

Who cleans my bathroom?

Lounges, hallways, other common spaces and the Tower and McConnell residence hall bathrooms are cleaned daily by our dedicated custodial staff.

Students living in the LLCs and Wallace residence halls are responsible for cleaning their bathrooms.

What is a residence hall agreement?

The residence hall license agreement is a binding commitment to live on campus for the duration of the agreement contract. The University of Idaho residence hall license agreement includes both room and meals.

Can I live on campus during the winter break?

Yes and No. Students living in the LLC may continue to be on campus during winter break. Students with winter break housing needs should work directly with the housing office to make housing arrangements.

I lost my VandalCard and cannot get into my room!

Residence Hall students who have lost their VandalCard can get a temporary key from the Information Desk. The Information Desk will provide a temporary key during their hours of operation. If you have lost your VandalCard while the Information Desk is closed please contact the RA on call using the number located in your hall.

Can I apply to live with my friend?

Absolutely. In order to room with a friend, choose the same room during the Housing application process.

Students who would like to live together, but not in the same room, can choose Wallace Residence Center and the Living Learning Communities. Suite style options are a great choice for students wanting to live together but not wanting to share a bedroom.

What if my roommate and I don’t get along?

We want you to be happy and comfortable living on campus. The first step to take if you and your roommate are having a hard time adjusting to living together is to talk with your RA. If you still feel you must change rooms, please visit the housing office, and we will help you apply for a room change.

There are no room changes during dead week and finals week.

Are single rooms available?

Yes. Each year we are able to approve a limited number of room “buy outs” in Theophilus Tower and Wallace Residence Center. This means students buy the other half of the double-capacity room.

If interested, email [email protected] to let us know you would like a single room. We let you know within a few days if we can approve your request.

If my roommate moves out, can I keep the room to myself?

Yes and no. Students have seven days after their roommate leaves to declare they would like to buy out the other half of the room. Students may also choose to move out and choose a single room (if rooms are available). If students do not declare the desire to purchase the other half of the room, housing will begin the process of moving in another student.

Please note: housing can not guarantee single rooms if there is no availability.

How is safety and security on campus?

Resident safety and security is important to us.

Each residence hall is protected by a VandalCard reader that unlocks the door for residents of the building. Students are encouraged to keep the doors to their rooms locked and follow common sense safety precautions.

Resident Assistants also do nightly rounds of the buildings to ensure safety and enforce quiet hours. Additionally, campus security does two random rounds with RAs per day.

For more information, contact  [email protected]  or 208-885-7233 (SAFE).

Where can I go for help?

There are several options you can go to for help.

Information Desk, located in the Living Learning Communities is available for all students 24/7 every day. Students can visit the desk for emergencies, room lock-outs, lost keys, disturbances, complaints or any other safety needs.

Each hall has an RA on call number you can contact. Numbers are posted in each hall.

Campus Security

The Campus Security Team is on patrol 24 hours a day, 7 days a week - including holidays and academic breaks. You can also contact Campus Security to utilize their safe walk program. This program is free for students, faculty, and staff. More information can be found at uidaho.edu/safe-walk . Campus Security can be reached at 208-885-7233 (SAFE).

Is campus security near the residence halls?

Yes. Housing and Residence life works directly with Moscow Police to ensure safety in the residence halls. Campus Security also does nightly rounds of residence hall buildings, student safety checks and a 24-hour a day campus free campus security walking service. For more information on the Safe Walk program, go to Security Services site.

Public Transportation & Parking

Do i need a car, no vehicle no problem.

U of I is a beautiful, walkable campus adjacent to downtown Moscow. With free public transportation and nearly 2,500 bicycle rack spaces, your educational experience can truly be vehicle-free.

Where can I park my personal vehicle?

Parking on campus is extremely limited and students outnumber parking spaces. Students must purchase a parking permit before they bring their vehicle to campus. Residence Hall students are eligible to purchase a Silver or Economy parking permit  from Parking and Transportation Services . Parking permits go on sale online starting July 6, 2022, for the fall semester. Students who do not purchase a parking permit before they arrive should not bring their vehicles to campus. Note that parking a motorcycle on campus does not require a parking permit.

Read more about student parking permits on the Parking and Transportation Services website .

Is there somewhere to store my bicycle?

The University of Idaho encourages bicycle transportation. Designated bike racks at located outside the entrances of Wallace Residence Center, McConnell, Tower and Living Learning Communities.

Please stop by the housing office if you would like to store your bike indoors. We have limited spaces available in Wallace, McConnell and the Tower residence halls. The housing office is located on the second floor of Wallace Residence Center.

Where can I park my motorcycle?

There is motorcycle parking near the residence halls and no parking permit is necessary. You may not store motorized vehicles inside your room or residence hall at any time.

Mail, Facilities and ITS Support

How does mail work for students living in the residence halls.

Students can pick up their mail at the LLC Information Desk located in Living Learning Community Building 2.

A VandalCard or other form of identification is required to pick up mail.

All students have an assigned MSC number which is unique to the student. The MSC number is required for the student to receive mail. Any mail that does not have the student's name and MSC number will be returned to sender. Students with a fall booking will be sent their MSC number for receiving packages in late July. This information will also be provided when they check into their room.

If a student wishes to have mail sent to be ready for move-in, they can start sending mail to their student mailing address 10 days prior to move-in day.

Student Mailing Address: Student Name MSC #____ 901 Paradise Creek Street Moscow ID 83843

Are there free laundry facilities available?

Absolutely! Washers and dryers are located in all buildings and are free to use. You only need to provide your own soap and dryer sheets. Ask your RA on which floor your nearest laundry room is located.  Use of our laundry machines for all residents is free.

Are there computers and printers for me to use?

Yes. Each residence hall has computer labs with printing capabilities. The LLCs are the exception. However, all students are welcome to use the large public computer lab in the bottom floor of Wallace Residence Center. All full-time students receive 250 pages of printing per semester.

How do I connect my network-compatible devices to the main campus network?

Many network-compatible devices, such as game consoles and smart TVs, do not work on the main campus networks AirVandalGold and AirVandalHome. Instead, they will need to first be registered at help.uidaho.edu/avsetup , then connected to the AirVandalGuest network. Connecting a wired device (Ethernet) will also require registration of the device at help.uidaho.edu/avsetup. For support or questions, contact the Student Technology Center at 208-885-4357 or submit a ticket online at oit.uidaho.edu .

Is there a kitchen I can use?

Yes, Wallace and McConnell have kitchens in their basements, while our Living Learning Communities each have a kitchen on the main floor. 

What do I do if I see an elevator that needs maintenance?

If you seen an elevator requiring maintenance, please report it to the LLC Information Desk immediately at 208-885-7379.

How do I submit a service request for my microwave or fridge?

Wallace, Tower and McConnell Residents

Please report Microwave/Fridge concerns by calling 866-651-5638 to schedule a time to have the unit repaired or replaced.

LLC Residents

Please submit a service request using our online service request form .

Gender-Inclusive Housing

What is gender-inclusive housing and who is it for.

Gender-inclusive housing allows for same gender, opposite-gender or gender nonconforming students to live together, regardless of biological sex.

This housing option provides an environment where housing is not restricted by traditional limitations of gender.

How can I sign up?

To sign up for Gender Inclusive Housing, select "Gender Inclusive Housing" on the application, agree to the terms and choose from the available gender-inclusive spaces.

All participants living in gender-inclusive housing are expected to adhere to philosophies of respect and inclusion and are expected to be a positive member of the larger campus housing community the same as any other resident.

Which residence halls offer gender-inclusive housing?

Gender-inclusive housing for first-year students is offered in Wallace Residence Center.

Non-first year students, including non-first year transfers, options are located in the Living Learning Communities and Wallace Residence Center.

All gender-inclusive housing assignments are located in suites with private bathrooms.

Can I change rooms if I no longer want gender-inclusive housing?

Yes, all students can request a room change at any time. There may be limitations to room selection options depending on the time of year and if there is available space.

Is anyone forced to live with someone who is not the same gender?

No. Students will never be placed in a gender inclusive suite if they have not selected that option on their application. If not enough students select this option, a student requesting gender inclusive housing may be placed in a single gender suite.

If I have questions about gender-inclusive housing, who can I contact?

For questions about gender inclusive housing and other accommodations related to gender identity/expression, please contact our student assignments team at [email protected] or 208-885-6571.

Housing and Residence Life reserves the right to designate units with openings as single gender at any time if needed.

Residence Hall Resources

Cancellations.

Cancel Application

For students who have applied to live with Housing and Residence Life but have not yet moved in.

Canceling your housing application is simple. We would certainly like you to live with us, but understand that this may not be the best option for you. Please log-in to the Housing Portal to complete your cancellation request.

Request to Break Agreement

Current residents wishing to break their housing agreement after move-in, should  log into the  Housing Portal  and click the “request to break agreement” button on the "Forms" page. Once the form is processed, we will notify you of the checkout procedure. If you have any questions regarding this process, please contact us at [email protected] .

Note: Breaking a signed legally binding academic year agreement may result in a penalty.

If you have any questions, please give us a call at 208-885-6571 or contact us at [email protected] .

Change Your Meal Plan

Students living in the residence halls can change their meal plan through the first week of classes each semester. View dining and meal plan options .

To change your meal plan please log into your Housing Portal and click the “Change Meal Plan” button on "Forms" page.

Cleaning and Damage Charge Dispute Form

The Cleaning and Damage Charge Dispute Form  form can be used if you have a charge after check-out that you need to dispute. Residents have 30 days from the date of their check-out to submit a charge dispute.

Dietary Accommodations

We strive to accommodate the full-spectrum of dietary needs and restrictions by providing daily rotating vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options as well as an allergen friendly station that is dedicated to menu options prepared without eggs, wheat, peanuts, fish, crustacean shellfish, sesame, soy, milk, tree nuts and gluten. We offer an allergen self-identification tool and an allergen-free station at the Eatery. If you have a dietary accommodation you feel cannot be met in the dining hall, please complete our Dietary Accommodation Form .

Late Stay Request

Current residence hall students may request a late stay of 1 additional night if they are graduating, have an international flight or have another extenuating circumstance. To request a late stay, please log into your Housing Portal and click the “Late Stay Request” button on "Forms" page.

Live on Requirement

The University of Idaho requires all full-time, first year students under 21 years of age to live in organized living groups officially recognized by the university (residence halls, fraternities and sororities, women's cooperative) for one academic year.

Students who live on campus have higher GPAs, are more likely to graduate and to be more satisfied with their college experience than students who in live off campus apartments or houses.

Any students who wish to apply for an exemption to live off campus must fill-out the First-Year Residency Requirement Exemption Form  with the Dean of Students Office.

Residence Halls — Handbook and Agreement

Once you check in to your residence hall and accept your room key, the terms of your License Agreement and Handbook are in effect. This means that you are committed to paying room and board for the contract period specified in the License Agreement. Additionally, you agree to abide by the  Student Code of Conduct  and the Housing Handbook.

Housing contract periods are dependent on when you move in: Academic year, Spring only or Summer session. 

2024-2025 Academic Year

• Residence Hall License Agreement
• Residence Hall Handbook

Room Change Request

Current residents who are interested in a room change, including room changes within a suite, must submit a room change request form for consideration. Submitting this request does not guarantee approval, which will be based on housing availability and eligibility requirements. To request a room change, please log into your Housing Portal and click the “Room Change Request” button on "Forms" page.

If this is an emergency, please contact the Housing and Residence Life office at 208-885-6571.

Room Condition Report

On-campus apartment resources, apartment agreement and handbook.

Once residents pay the $500 deposit, the terms of the License Agreement are in effect. Additionally, residents must agree to abide by the Student Code of Conduct  and the Apartment Handbook guidelines and regulations. It is highly recommended that residents read the Apartment Handbook, as it will answer many of your questions.

• 2023-24 Apartment Handbook
• 2023-24 Apartment License Agreement

Apartment Move-in Checklist

Please be sure to follow the Apartment Checklist  to make sure you have taken care of everything you need to do when you move into your new apartment.

Apartment Mailbox Map

Your mailbox location and number can be found in your welcome email, with your address. Our mailbox location map  will show you where each of the mailboxes are located for each apartment complex.

If you have any questions, contact our Apartment Coordinator at 208-885-6573 or [email protected] .

Apartment Move-In Condition Form

Any damages not recorded on this inventory at the beginning of your occupancy and found when you check out can be attributed to you, so please be descriptive and thorough. After you have checked your apartment, please return this form to the information desk located in Housing’s Living Learning Community building #2. Please do this within 72 hours of your check in. If there are items needing repair at any time during your stay, please submit a service request .

Link to form: Apartment Move-In Condition Form

Intent to Vacate

Residents are required to complete an Intent to Vacate form  60 days prior to moving out. A $100 fee applies if less than 60 days notice is given.

University Apartment Guidebook

Be sure to read through and become familiar with our University Apartment Guidebook . The Guidebook will contain all of the information you need to know about making your apartment your home.

Cancellation Policy

Can i cancel my residence hall room application prior to checking-in.

Yes, you can cancel your room application, however you will not receive a refund on your application fee and your room assignment will be released.

You can cancel your room application using the Cancel Application Form located in the Housing Portal .

Can I cancel my Residence Hall License Agreement and Room after I have checked-in?

Yes, you can request to break your agreement, however, doing so will result in a penalty of up to $1,200. The cancellation policy for students breaking their agreement early can be found in Section 9 and Section 10 of the Residence Hall License Agreement .

If we can do anything to convince you to stay, please contact us a [email protected] . Otherwise, complete the Request to Break License Agreement Form located in the Housing Portal . Once the form is processed you will receive an email with instructions on checking out properly.

What happens to my application fee if I cancel my Residence Hall License Agreement and room?

The residence hall application fee is non-refundable.

Can I appeal the penalty fee?

In the case of extreme, unforeseeable and uncontrollable problems the early cancellation fee may be appealed. Breaking your Agreement is your last resort to solve a problem. You must seek assistance from Housing and Residence Life staff to resolve the problem, and you must try all other, less extreme options offered to you before submitting a request to break your agreement. The other options might include, transferring to a different campus housing room, room type, residence hall or apartment for which you are eligible.

To appeal the early cancellation fee, please complete the Housing and Residence Life Agreement Appeal Form within 30 days of your checkout. Appeals submitted after 30 days from your checkout will be automatically denied.

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Transfer Room Assignments?

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Legends of the Metropol: the Tsarist hotel that preserved its luxury through Soviet times

Many famous politicians and popstars, monarchs and presidents, poets and artists, movie stars and ballet dancers have stayed in the Metropol Hotel during its long history, from Bernard Shaw and Bertolt Brecht, to Michael Jackson, David Bowie, and Sophia Loren. The public is even welcome to view the stunning interior of the Metropol during a tour every Sunday.

Metropol myths

“Several years ago we had an American writer, Amor Towles, who stayed in the Metropol for several months in order to write a book of fiction, ‘A Gentleman in Moscow,’ about a Russian aristocrat imprisoned to life in a small attic of the Metropol Hotel,” my Metropol guide for the day, tells me.

“The novel was published in 2016 and instantly became a bestseller in the U.S. From this point on, we have had dozens of American tourists every week coming with this book and trying to see the attic where the main hero lives, but we don’t have one, it’s an entire fantasy of the author. But even without the attic nobody leaves disappointed.”

There are many memoires, books, documentaries, and feature films dedicated to the Metropol all over the world and they all create a certain image of the place - sometimes far departed from reality.  

Funded by the Russian merchant Savva Mamontov, the hotel was built in 1905. Several architects worked on the project: Leo Kekushev, one of the best specialists on Moscow’s modern art scene, started the project. William Walcot, his British colleague, took over before a group of completely different architects took the helm and completed the iconic building.

No expenses were spared in making the structure rock solid. This was evident when, shortly after the Revolution, Russian junkers fighting the Bolsheviks used the Metropol as a stronghold due to its thick walls. They holed up in the hotel for an entire week before artillery fire forced them to surrender - but the structure survived relatively undamaged.

As legend has it, Mamontov was struck by a fascinating idea - he wanted to replicate Mikhail Vrubel's famous “Princess of Dreams” painting as a ceramic mosaic and display it for the public. The version of Vrubel's work, depicting a dying young knight and a princess hovering over him, is now on permanent display on the hotel’s exterior. It demonstrates one of Mamontov’s principles: To bring art to the streets. 

Mamontov even wanted the hotel to be an opera house and envisaged the famous Russian singer Feador Chaliapin performing there, but sadly this never materialized.

From Michael Jackson to Lee Harvey Oswald

About 80 percent of the hotel’s interior design dates back to the Russian Empire and has been carefully preserved. The luxurious fixtures and style that survived the 1917 Revolution and Soviet Union - largely thanks to the “hotel for foreigners” status is acquired early on - makes the places truly unique. The hotel has 351 rooms, both new and old.

“This chair and table were used by Michael Jackson, when he stayed here,” explains the guide, showing me one of the hotel’s largest modern suites. When the guests come to see this room, they often ask if they can sit in the chair. The room also has a piano used by Jackson; apparently he used it to compose his “Stranger in Moscow” track.

I asked my guide about the room where John F. Kennedy’s killer - Lee Harvey Oswald - once stayed. She was astonished. At that very moment - and by complete coincidence  - we were standing right in front of that very room, number 2219. Oswald had asked for Russian citizenship but had no luck, he then tried to commit suicide before spending three long months in the room waiting to see if his reapplication would be successful.

There is a cozy, elegant room, made in green and gold tones. The room boasts a view of the Bolshoi theatre, world-famous Russian ballerina Diana Vishneva's favorite establishment. When she comes from Saint Petersburg to Moscow to perform at the Bolshoi theatre, she often stays there. There are many more rooms in the hotel kept warm for their regular visitors.

Some rooms   even  have important historical value. Room 2217 is a legendary place, in which the first constitution of the Soviet Union was written. The people working on it were locked in there by Yakov Sverdlov and did not have the right to leave without finishing it. The work was done in a few days.

If you want to have a look at the hotel rooms, hideouts and more, the Metropol is open for everybody: You can come to the excursion that takes place every   Sunday   (Teatralniy   Proez d, 2, Moscow, Russia ). Settling down in a luxurious room with a view of Red Square might be an option as well.

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ROOM ASSIGNMENTS: August 2024 Sanitary Engineer Licensure Exam (SELE)

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) releases the room assignments for the August 2024 Sanitary Engineer Licensure Exam (SELE)  a few days before the examination.

This year’s 2nd Sanitary Engineer Licensure Exam (SELE) will be conducted on August 28, 29 & 30, 2024.

Room Assignments

Below are room assignments for the August 2024 Sanitary Engineer Licensure Exam (SELE)  :

Examinees shall report before 6:30 in the morning on the said date because latecomers will not be admitted.

Things to Bring Examination day

Here are the things to bring during the examination proper:

• Notice of Admission
• Official Receipt
• One (1) piece of metered-stamped window mailing envelope
• Two (2) or more pencils (NO. 2)
• Ball pens (black ink only)
• One (1) piece long brown envelope
• One (1) piece long transparent/plastic envelope (for keeping your valuables and other allowed items)
• Health Forms (Pursuant to Memorandum No. 68, series of 2020)
• Negative RT-PCR Test Results, if applicable, or Certificate of Quarantine (Pursuant to Memorandum No. 68, series of 2020)

Dress Code on Examination Day

Here are the specified dress codes from PRC:

• For male examinees, tucked-in white polo shirt with collar (without any seal, logo, or mark); decent pants or slacks
• For female examinees, tucked-in white blouse or shirt with collar (without any seal, logo, or mark); decent pants or slacks

Prohibited Items Inside the Exam Rooms:

• Books, notes, review materials, and other printed materials containing coded information or formulas
• Calculators which are programmable or with embedded functions, especially CASIO FX991ES and CASIO FX-991ES plus
• Apple, Samsung and other smart watches, cellular phones, ear plugs, transmitters, portable computers, Bluetooth and other electronic devices which may be used for communication purposes;
• Bags of any kind (place your documents inside the transparent/plastic envelope)
• Other examination aides not stated in this program

All personal belongings of the examinees shall be surrendered to the proctor and shall be placed in a secured space within the examination room.

The rules on the conduct of bodily search, an inspection of personal belongings of the examinees, and the seizure/confiscation of prohibited items during the licensure exam (Annex A of PRC Memorandum Order No. 57, s. 2020) shall be strictly observed.

Exam Coverage

The August 2024 Sanitary Engineer Licensure Exam (SELE)  will cover the following topics:

• Civil Engineering – 10%
• Public Health Engineering – 18%
• Environmental Engineering – 18%
• Sanitary Science as Applied to Buildings – 18%
• Waste Water and Urban Drainage – 18%
• Water Suply Engineering – 18%
• Program for February 2024 Sanitary Engineer Licensure Exam (SELE)  from PRC.

Exam Statistics & Passing Rate

PRC Regional Offices Directory

If you have concerns and you need help from the Professional Regulation Commission, you can now access their office address, contact number and email address through this link:  PRC Official Directory

PRC LERIS Account Assistance

If you have technical concerns with the with your LERIS account, including resetting your password, mismatched record edit, and other related concerns, you may email the Licensure Exam Division through the following emails:

• [email protected]
• [email protected]

Exam Updates

To keep updated on the official results and other updates regarding the conduct of the August 2024 Food Technologist Licensure Exam (FTLE) ,  we advise our visitors to bookmark this page, visit PRC’s official website, follow us on our social media pages:

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‘you cannot unsee him’: dollar general shooting survivor shares the lingering trauma left behind 1 year later.

Aleesia Hatcher , Multimedia Journalist

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – “I’m just telling my story in hopes it evokes change,” Mercedez Jones said as she read from a memoir in the living room of her home.

Jones wrote the reflection piece over the past year, recounting what it was like to be involved in the traumatizing tragedy of the Dollar General shooting.

It’s a day she will never forget. A gunman opened fire in a hate-filled attack that left three innocent souls dead.

Jones was one of the survivors. She drives by the store every morning to take her 2-year-old daughter to day care but said the constant commute brings back unwanted trauma.

“The one thing that sticks in my mind about that day is that you can’t really get that image of the shooter out of your head. You cannot unsee him. I can see him right now,” Jones said.

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Just one day after the 1-year mark of the shooting, Jones said it’s still hard to heal from the pain.

She was in the store with her daughter, grabbing art supplies when the shooter came in.

“It was surreal. It wasn’t just because it was you gotta act fast. You gotta act fast. You don’t really understand what’s going on. So I act fast. I have a daughter with me, so I didn’t have time to freeze up,” Jones said.

Leaving all her belongings behind, she grabbed her daughter and ran out of the emergency door.

“I was kind of trapped behind Dollar General, and that’s how we came in contact with the shooter me, as well as other three older white ladies who couldn’t jump the fence as well,” Jones said. “We were there begging and pleading for our lives when I actually didn’t hear him say, ‘If you don’t want me to shoot you, run.’ I can’t recall. Another lady who’s actually closer to him, she recalls him saying those words. All I know is, at the same time, I knew he wasn’t shooting.”

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Jones ran for her life as she heard shots ring out behind her.

“I ran into Flag Street Apartments and banged on a lady’s door. I think her name is Mrs. Miriam. I’m so glad for her because she actually let me and my daughter in,” she said.

The interaction with the gunman still replays in her head.

You don’t get that image out of your head. They say time heals all wounds. But when you can’t make sense of it, yeah, it doesn’t really go away,” Jones said. “It wasn’t just mentally traumatizing. It was soul-crushing to think someone would do something like that, senseless madness.”

Jones is looking for assistance with finding a new area to live. If you’re interested in helping, email [email protected] .

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HOUSTON – A medical examiner has confirmed the identity of the man involved in an apparent murder-suicide in a dorm room at Rice University Monday.

Habeneyom Belai, 22, died from a single gunshot wound to the head, which examiners confirmed was self-inflicted.

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Andrea Rodriguez Avila, a 21-year-old junior at Rice who Belai was believed to have a dating relationship with, was also found dead from multiple gunshot wounds.

Belai is believed to be from Florida and was visiting Avila at the time of the murder. It’s unclear how long the two had been inside the room before being found.

KPRC 2 contacted the University of Florida, and an employee from the school confirmed that a student with the same name attended UF from 2019 to 2023. However, the university was unable to confirm definitively if student was the man involved in the murder.

Avila’s family arrived in Houston Tuesday morning and received support from the university’s leadership team. The family has requested privacy as they mourn their loss.

Here’s what we know about Avila

She was from Nottingham, Maryland and attended the Community College of Baltimore County where she was active in many organizations including the college-wide student programming board, Multicultural Student Association, Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society and the First Year Experience Mentor program.

Avila transferred to Rice University in Spring of 2024 where she majored in political science, pre-law. While at Rice, she was a Deputy parliamentarian of the Rice Student Association; peer academic advisor at Jones College (residential hall); and a member of the university’s Honor Council.

The Community College of Baltimore County gave KPRC 2 the following statement regarding Avila’s passing:

“We are deeply saddened by the loss of Andrea Rodriguez Avila, a beloved member of the CCBC Class of 2023. Andrea was a passionate leader, an exceptional scholar, and a mentor to many. Her infectious smile and unwavering determination inspired all who knew her. The CCBC community extends its deepest sympathies to Andrea’s family during this difficult time.”'

What happened to Avila?

Police said Avila’s parents called campus police after not hearing from their daughter, which prompted a welfare check at Jones College, a residential building on the campus.

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When campus police entered Avila’s dorm, they found her dead with a gunshot wound. They also found a man, who was not a student at the university, dead with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

A note was allegedly found by investigators, which led them to believe the shooting was a murder-suicide.

Rice University implemented a call center for students who need support dealing with the tragedy.

KPRC 2 News created a series, “ Breaking Free ,” reporting on domestic-related violence and its horrific consequences. The series showcased various stories of survival, heartache, and some even ending in death, but each shared a list of free domestic violence resources on how to get help.

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First-year (Fall 2024) move-in will start the week prior to classes and depend on your campus location. You will receive a move in appointment time and instructions for move-in via your ASU email account, during the first week of July. 

Move-in Dates:    Downtown Phoenix: Aug. 15–17 Polytechnic: Aug. 17 Tempe: Aug. 17–18 West Valley: Aug. 17–18

Note: Your assigned move-in date and time will be published on My ASU when details are available. You will also receive instructions to your ASU email account after July 6th or within seven business days of your assignment, if assigned after July 1st.

Prep for Move-in day!

Room assignment and roommate.

You can view your housing assignment by visiting the Housing Portal or logging into your MyASU and checking under the Campus Services tab. 

University Housing reserves the right to change your room assignment. Any change to room assignments may change your move-in date. 

Please check your Housing Portal regularly for any updates.

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Move-in early.

Only students participating in an approved ASU-sponsored event or program are eligible to check into the halls early. Visit  My ASU Housing to review the ASU approved early arrival programs

Move-in day

In order to ensure swift and efficient move-in , move-in dates and times are assigned to each student.  Visit MyASU for your move-in time, date, and check-in location in July. This information will also be sent to your ASU email account when it is available. 

Late check-in

If you need to check-in later than your assigned move-in date, you are required to email  University Housing from your @asu.edu email account. 

Note: Housing and meal plan rates will not be prorated for late check-in.

Mailbox and pre-shipping details

Mailbox information will be released August 1, 2024. All items should be labeled with first and last name, residence hall and room number. No mail or packages can be accepted for you at this address until you receive more information. Anything received prior will be returned to the sender. Coordinate with family or friends to ship non-essential items to you at a later time.

Alternatively, your mailbox information will be published on your My ASU account in early August. You are able to ship packages to your mailing address after that date, and items will be available for you to pick up from the UPS store on campus when you arrive. First and last name and mailbox’s are REQUIRED on all mail and packages.

Tempe and Polytechnic campus residents : You are able to use the Home2Home program and have items delivered to your room prior to your arrival. Items must be received by The UPS Store prior to Friday, August 2, 2024. You will need to request labels through the  Home2Home website by Friday July 26, 2024 to ensure room delivery.

Immunizations

All students are required to prove proof of immunization to Health Services at  [email protected]  prior to move-in. Students will not be permitted to check-in to their residential hall without submission. For more information and necessary forms, please review the  New Student Immunization Requirements.   

Parking at ASU

If you are planning to park your vehicle on campus or plan to utilize public transportation, visit  Parking and Transit Services .

University and Student Services (USS) provides convenient services such as housekeeping options, micro fridge rentals, laundry pick-up services and water cooler rental. Available services vary across all ASU campus locations.

Housing Rates and Deadlines

Housing rates vary based on location, residence hall, and room configuration. Housing and meal plan rates are listed separately below by location.

Please note that all students are required to select a meal plan.

2024-2025 Rates

Rates are subject to change.

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Note: *Units that end in 01 and 02.

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Please review the information below for important dates regarding your housing assignment. Charges and deadlines are subject to change.

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Important billing information

Housing and dining charges are billed once per semester; however, when you sign the License Agreement, you will be financially responsible for housing and dining costs for the entire academic year. Use our yearly cost estimator chart to estimate your yearly costs.

Room and board payments can be made in one of two installment plans:

One payment per semester: This payment plan is suggested if you are paying with financial aid. Payments are due in August (for Fall semester) and January (for Winter semester) on the same day as tuition. Specific dates are posted on ASU’s academic calendar

ASU Payment Plan: Students can budget the payment of certain eligible university charges over several months within the semester. Eligible charges include tuition, housing, meal plans, parking permits and health insurance. Visit the ASU Payment Plan website for more information.)