Category: University Apartments

UA Prom Highlights

Residents stepped into a safari adventure as University Apartments hosted its third annual Family Prom. Good times were had dancing in this year’s theme “Into The Wild” kicking the night off with music, delicious food, games, a safari scavenger hunt for prizes and treat bags to enjoy. The feature of the night was the 360 …

Summer Safety Series: Road Safety

It’s hard to believe summer is more than halfway done, and back-to-school shopping for a new school year is right around the corner. Even so, there’s enough summer left to still be mindful of some safety points particular to warm weather and increased outdoor activity. The topic this time is safety on and around roadways. …

Mail/Packages in University Apartments

University Apartments offices receive many reports of missing mail/parcels and packages being left in a parcel locker or a mail room. Please know that University Apartments does not have a mail room. All mail, packages, and parcels are delivered directly to your apartments. Depending on the courier, packages are delivered by the following: USPS (United …

University Apartments Move-Out

University Apartments Move Out As leases come to an end, move-out season continues in University Apartments. Visit our Moving Out page for information on checking out of your apartment and ending your time in our community successfully. Below is a list  on what to do with large items you no longer want, parking moving trucks, and …

Water Quality Initiatives: Testing for Lead

University Housing, in partnership with Environmental Health and Safety (EHS), is conducting water sampling in our apartments to check for lead. This proactive measure is part of our ongoing commitment to ensure the ongoing safety of our drinking water.  We have tested about 75% of our buildings since last July and have found no widespread issues.  As we continue …

🚫 Stop the Clogs: Help Keep Our Drains Flowing!

We need your help with an important issue affecting several of our buildings. Recently, we’ve seen a sharp increase in plumbing problems caused by food waste being put down kitchen sinks and garbage disposals. While garbage disposals can handle small scraps, they are not designed for large amounts of food waste. When too much food …

Summer Safety Series: Child Supervision

It seems like our last snowfall is still a recent memory, and yet here we are at the end of another school year and the onset of summer. That means we’ll soon be seeing a lot more children in the area during the day. This time of year, I typically notice an increase in well-meaning …

Air Conditioner Installations

It’s not officially summer, but the temperatures for the season have begun! The Apartment Facilities Office (AFO) is now accepting maintenance requests to install your personal Air Conditioner units. Before submitting your maintenance request, please rnote the A/C installation fee is $50.00. This fee includes both the installation and removal in the fall. This installation …

It’s Tick Season in Wisconsin

Ticks are commonly found in many areas throughout Wisconsin and can spread diseases to people and animals by biting them. Ticks feed on blood by attaching their mouth parts into the skin of a human or animal. After you or your animals have spent time in wooded areas or in tall grass or brush, it …

Safer Buying and Selling

The University Apartments community is in a constant state of flow, with new residents moving in and established residents moving on nearly every week. The former are often looking to furnish their new apartments and acquire a vast array of household items. The latter may be looking to trim their belongings to fit into a …