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Mailing Address

Juneau Student Housing Office
4300 University Drive
Juneau, AK 99801
Mailstop: SHL

Email

Phone & Fax

Before Your Arrival

Mail & Move-In Location

All students placed in John Pugh Hall will move in at and should send their mail to:

First and Last Name
11090 Auke Lake Way
Juneau, AK 99801

All students placed in Banfield Hall, as well as Aurora, Bear, Coho, Deer, Eagle, Fireweed, and Glacier Buildings will move in at and should send their mail to:

First and Last Name
4300 University Drive
Juneau, AK 99801

All family residents will move in at and should send their mail to:

First and Last Name
4300 University Drive
Juneau, AK 99801

Before You Arrive on Campus

Completion of Housing Application
 Your application must be complete in order to move in. This means that you need to have submitted all required immunization records, as well as have paid your deposit and application fees. Visit the Apply webpage for more information about completing your housing application. If you have not completed any of these tasks, please reach out to the Housing Office at uas.housing@alaska.edu.

What to Bring

Beds in all housing units are twin, extra-long. These are not standard twin bed dimensions and proper sized bedding is recommended for purchase.

No linens or pillows are provided.

Some residents also purchase mattress pads or foam toppers.

You may bring many items to decorate your housing unit. When planning out your decor, keep in mind that UAS Housing highly recommends the use of 3M brand Command Hooks & Strips or Sticky Tack for hanging any items on walls. Nails, tacks, screws, or any items that cause damage to paint or place holes in the walls will lead to damage being charged to you after move-out.

Please review the "Decorations and Modifications" policy for more information.

For John Pugh Hall Hall residents, microwave dishes are good to have. All John Pugh Hall suites come with a full-sized refrigerator and microwave A few plates, bowls, and silverware are the basic necessities for residence hall life. The John Pugh Hall communal kitchen is closed for Fall 2020, so you may consider bringing additonal small appliances to utilize in your unit as well, including:

  • Instant Pots
  • Crock Pots
  • Coffee Makers
  • Water Kettles
  • George Foreman Grills
  • Griddles
  • Drop-in Style Toasters
  • Air Fryers
  • Popcorn Makers
  • Electric Woks

We do not allow small appliances with directly exposed heating elements, which includes:

  • Toaster Ovens
  • Pizza Ovens
  • Single Coil Heating Elements (Hot Plates)

In the apartments, there is a shared kitchen available, but housing does not provide any kitchen appliances, dishes, or utensils; so it’s usually a good idea to bring your own dishes, silverware, pots and pans, and other utensils for cooking. All apartments come with major appliances, including a full-sized refrigerator, stove, and microwave.

Please see Housing Policies for a more comprehensive list of appliances that are permitted or prohibited in housing. 

You may bring weapons to store within Student Housing, although weapons are not allowed within residential units under any circumstances. This includes paintball guns, air soft guns, and BB or pellet guns. We require that residents ask Student Housing professional staff prior to bringing any item onto campus. We offer a secured storage for weapons. Please check our policies for what weapons can be stored in the weapons storage and our weapons storage guidelines.

What Not to Bring

Any appliances with open, exposed heating elements, including single-coil cooking elements, non-enclosed space heaters, pizza ovens, or toaster ovens are not permitted.

For more information regarding small appliances, review the UAS Housing Policies page.

UAS Housing has wireless internet setup throughout all Housing Units, and residents are not permitted to setup their own wireless access points or other wireless network equipment.
While incense and candles are not prohibited within student housing, they may not be burned. You should carefully decide what items to pack and bring to Housing. Jar candles may be used on candle warmers.
Laundry is free for all residents of UAS Housing. We encourage all residents to utilize the machines as much as possible!!!

Getting to Juneau

Juneau is accessible by ferry or by air. To book travel to Juneau, visit the Alaska Marine Highway website (ferry) or book air travel to the Juneau International Airport.

UAS Juneau Campus Map

A map of the UAS Juneau campus is available for download in PDF form.

Campus Housing Shuttle

Move-in to Student Housing begins on Thursday, January 9, 2025, at 9:00 AM. On Move-in Day only UAS will operate limited bus runs from Juneau International Airport for all housing residents Space in each shuttle run will be limited.

Shuttle form to go live by December 23

The Move-In Process

When you arrive to move-in you should visit the front desk in either the Housing Lodge (apartment and Banfield Hall placements) or John Pugh Hall. If you arrive after hours, for Main Housing Complex apartments, call the RA Cell Phone at (907) 209-6539, or (907) 209-6534 for John Pugh Hall residents and someone will meet you and assist you.

The move-in process will occur as follows:

  1. You will be asked to present a form of photo identification.

  2. The staff member will verify you’ve completed all of your housing move-in paperwork. They will also ensure that you have provided up to date contact information for yourself and an emergency contact. Finally they will issue you a key to your unit.

  3. After moving into your unit, take a look around and assess for any damages to your space. Any damages found in your unit after one week could result in damage charges being placed on your account. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. For mail delivered to our move-in date, we will make every effort to have your mail placed within your private bedroom before you move-in. 

The UAS Move Crew is only active for Fall Semester move-in. For Fall move-ins, please check in later for more information.
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