Guide to Residence Living - Framingham State University

You may request to bring an approved personal microfridge into the residence
halls. Personal units must be inspected in advance and must meet all
Framingham State specifications. Please see the section in this guide on
“Appliances and Personal Belongings” policies and procedures for specifications.
RESIDENCE HALL MAIL
Mailboxes are located near the lobby in each residence hall. Mail is delivered
Monday – Friday with the exception of holidays. Students are assigned box
numbers within the first two weeks of the academic year. All mail addressed to
residents should include the following information:
Name
Residence Hall – Room #
Mailbox #
Framingham State University
100 State St., P.O. Box 9101
Framingham, MA 01701-9101
Package slips are used to inform students about mail too large for their
mailboxes. To retrieve this material, students must turn in the package slip, show
their Framingham State identification card and sign for the package with the
resident assistant on duty. Residents should use caution when having packages
of value shipped to the residence halls. If students choose to have packages
(defined as any item which will not fit into the mailbox) shipped to the residence
halls, Framingham State staff is not responsible for loss of and/or damage to any
such packages. Students can mail packages or letters at the Framingham Post
Office in Trolley Square (across Route 9). In addition, a mailbox is located in
front of O‟Connor Hall.
Residents are strongly advised to notify those business subscriptions or
individuals sending them mail of forwarding address prior to the end of each
semester, or any time they complete a room change or vacate a hall.
Mailboxes are used to deliver official campus mail. Students are expected to
check their mailboxes daily. Concerns or problems with mail boxes or mail
delivery should be reported to the residence director.
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