Making Jamestown home
To tourists, we’re known as the place with the world’s largest buffalo statue. But locals know the truth: Jamestown is full of restaurants, outdoor activities, and friendly faces.
Learn about what to bring (and what not to bring!) to campus on move-in day.
We look forward to having you on campus! To help make your transition to Jamestown easier, we’ve compiled a list of what to bring, as well as what to leave at home.
Extra-Long Twin Size Sheets (or take part in our linen program) |
Twin Size Comforter |
Blankets | Pillows |
Mattress Pad | Posters |
3-M Hooks | Poster Putty |
Wastepaper Basket | Laundry Basket |
Laundry Detergent | Towels and Washcloths |
Personal Toiletries | Flip Flops (for the shower) |
Shower Caddy | Television |
Alarm Clock | Fridge (no larger than 4.6 cu. feet, one per room) |
Small Microwave (under 1,000 watts) |
Area Rug |
Lamp | Fan |
School Supplies | Hangers |
Jackets & Winter Gear | Ethernet(network) Cable |
Extension cord with surge protector |
To tourists, we’re known as the place with the world’s largest buffalo statue. But locals know the truth: Jamestown is full of restaurants, outdoor activities, and friendly faces.
Living on campus is a big part of the college experience. Freshmen can choose from three different dorms and non-freshmen have six options available.
You’ve heard of work-life balance? We believe in school-life balance. Our campus is buzzing with energy—the perfect place to study, play, pray, and live.
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