Radford Campus Move-in

Following is a list of 30-minute temporary unloading locations, associated with buildings. Please refer to the Radford Campus Move-In Parking Map [PDF] for help finding your lot.

• Lot F (Muse Hall, Jefferson Hall, Madison Hall)
• Lots JJ & AA (Floyd Hall, Peery Hall, Trinkle Hall, Stuart Hall)
• Lots M & HH (Moffett Hall, Bolling Hall, Pocahontas Hall)
• Lot DD (Washington Hall, Ingles Hall, Draper Hall)
• Lot PS - Printing Services lot (University-Operated Apartments)

After unloading, you will be directed to park in designated long-term lots. Please refer to the color-coded move-in map to identify which lot and building you should report to for check-in.

Move-in tents are located near each of the designated 30-minute temporary unloading lots. Students will complete the check-in process at these tents. Following are the steps to complete at check-in. 

• Go to the designated move-in tent for your assigned building. Use the move-in map to locate your move-in tent and temporary unloading lot.
• Present your RUID to one of our team members at the move-in tent for check-in verification.
• Once you have been verified, our staff will scan your unique QR code to check you into our system and then give you your room key(s).
• You will receive a vehicle hangtag for 30-minute temporary unloading. Be prepared to provide driver contact number and vehicle tag information.
• After unloading your vehicle, proceed to your building to place your belongings in your assigned space.
• Once the 30-minute unloading period expires, move your vehicle to a long-term resident parking lot.
• You’re all checked in! 

Campus community volunteers called “Highlander Haulers” will help residents and their families as they move-in. They will assist with information, additional hands and cold water and will celebrate your arrival to campus. Volunteers will be wearing bright colored shirts, making them easily identifiable.

Volunteer stations located near each move-in tent will be stocked with carts and laundry bins. You are welcome to bring your own carts and dollies to support your move.

Once you have moved into your space, check everything listed within the Room Condition Form in the housing portal. Document any pre-existing issues to avoid charges for damages unaccounted for at the time of move-in. Be sure to report any facilities issues to our staff so that we can investigate and report.

We will have loft kits available for check-out at each building. Loft kits will be checked out to students on a first come, first served basis.

If you encounter any problems with cable, electrical outlets or logging into the computer network, contact the appropriate offices using the IT/network information provided at the front desk of your hall (or apartment office). These IT/network support offices will have crews traveling around the halls to address issues throughout the day.

• Go to Lot PS - Printing Services lot (University-Operated Apartments). Use the move-in map to locate.
• Check-in will function like a drive through. You will not need to get out of your vehicle to be checked in. Follow team members directing you through check-in.
• Present your RUID to one of our team members for check-in verification.
• Once you have been verified, our staff will scan your unique QR code to check you into our system and then give you your room key(s).
• Only one vehicle is permitted at the check-in location. Long-term resident parking for additional vehicles and trailers during move-in is located at the designated university parking lot for your apartment building.
• Park in university lots to avoid being towed. The university is not responsible for towing resulting from parking in non-university lots.

Student Affairs proudly hosts' Welcome Weeks to make sure you feel welcome and have an opportunity to get to know your classmates along with faculty and staff. 

Be sure to check out all the Welcome Weeks activities and mark your calendars to attend them.