Moving & Breaks

Welcome to University Residence Halls! Whether you’re arriving on campus for the very first time with a van full of boxes or simply planning your trip home for a break, we work to make your experience as convenient as possible. Watch this page for parking/traffic info, dining options, desk hours, check-in/out details, and more for each of the major parts of the school year. Full details are posted in the weeks prior to each period when the information becomes available.

Spring Move-Out

April 30 – May 10, 2021

We hope you’ve had a wonderful experience living in the University Residence Halls. Check bulletin boards, messageTVs, and with University Housing staff for additional information regarding quiet hours and details specific to your hall. Have questions? Contact your House Fellow or Residence Life Coordinator.

All Halls Close Sunday, May 9

We ask that you vacate your room within 24 hours of your last final exam. Those staying until Sunday, May 9 must move out by 12pm.
Sign Up for a Move-Out Time

Policies & Expectations

In order to limit potential exposures to COVID-19 during move-out:

Only one guest is allowed to assist
Face coverings will be required to be worn at all times
Physical distancing must be maintained at all times

Checklist to Complete

To avoid additional charges, complete this checklist. If you have questions about the condition of your room, contact Housing staff.

Sign Up for a Move-Out Time Slot in My UW Housing
Remove All Belongings & Clean
Additional cleaning will result in a minimum charge of $25.
1. Remove all belongings from your room/hallway
2. Donate/recycle/trash unneeded items outside at the location nearest you (see “Recycling & Donations” below)
3. Clean and sweep/mop or vacuum your room (do not sweep dirt into the hallway)
4. Empty and clean/wipe down waste bins, recycling bins, and drawers
5. Remove all items (tape, stickers, poster putty, nails, etc.) from walls, ceiling, and both sides of doors, except 3M command strips (leave these on the walls)
6. Retrieve items placed in Housing storage
7. Leave closets and drawers open
8. Close windows, open drapes or blinds, and turn off lights
9. Check your mailbox one last time before turning in your key
Return All Housing Items
Housing items that are missing will result in a minimum charge of $50.
1. Ensure all Housing furniture is in your room
2. Return your room key (see Return Room Keys below)
Clean University Housing Refrigerator
Missing shelves, damage, or additional cleaning of Housing refrigerators will result in a minimum charge of $25.
1. Empty, clean, defrost, and leave the refrigerator in your room (do not use sharp objects to pry ice out of the freezer)
2. Unplug the refrigerator and leave its door open
De-Loft or Un-Bunk Beds
Remove Bicycles
Take your bike with you when you leave — bikes left for more than 72 hours are considered abandoned, including at the Elm Drive bike shelter. Abandoned bikes are subject to being impounded beginning immediately after move out. If you aren’t living on campus this summer, or if you plan to stay on campus but aren’t using your bike, take your bike home! See the Transportation Services website for more information on bike impoundment. We are not responsible for abandoned bicycles left on bike racks.
Complete the Checkout Process in My UW Housing
1. Lock your door when you leave
Return Room Keys
All residents must return their room keys before leaving. Unreturned keys will require a lock change and a $50 charge.
1. Remove key chains or rings from keys
2. Return your room key directly to your hall’s desk staff
  — OR —
  Place your room key in the black key drop box on the counter at your hall’s desk (at Holt, the dropbox is outside the west entrance, and at Carson’s it is outside the lower entrance door)

Parking

The following information is effective on the UW-Madison campus from Friday, April 31 – Sunday, May 9. For each University Residence Hall, there are several options for parking during move out.

Note: storage pods/containers are not allowed to be delivered to campus without a permit.

Recycling & Donations

Did you know that over 90% of belongings in your room can be recycled or donated? In 2019, students and their families diverted over 109,000 pounds of waste from the landfill during move-out. Please recycle or donate as many of your belongings as possible at a recycling location near you (see locations below). Only items that do not fit in the below categories should go in landfill containers. Know before you throw, ask a recycling site volunteer if you have questions. Badgers live sustainably!

Outdoor Recycling & Donation Areas

Sort items in the recycling bins in your room and empty them in your nearest outdoor trash/recycling area.

Carpet: foam mattresses, cushions, pillows, rugs, items with foam stuffing
Donations: clothes, shoes, furniture, gently used futons, working computer equipment/microwaves, small working appliances
E-Waste: broken electronics, lamps, microwaves, TVs, small refrigerators, DVD players
Metal: futon frames, metal lamps
Lightbulbs
Mixed Paper: all paper and cardboard
Cans, Bottles, and Glass: empty before recycling
Compost: all food waste
Trash: take all trash outside to the dumpster

Near Hall Desks

Books, School Supplies, and Food
- No frozen and/or perishable food
Plastic Bags

Recycling & Donation Locations

Southeast: Chadbourne, Ogg, Sellery, Smith, Witte
Lakeshore: Dejope, Holt, Leopold, Tripp Circle, Waters

Be a Recycling Volunteer

Want to help direct students and their families on how to recycle during move-out? Check out the volunteer flier and if you are able, sign-up to staff one of the sites.

Address Changes

Use MyUW to change your mailing address for the summer and fall. Your mail will then automatically be sent to this new address. If you want newspapers and magazines forwarded, you must send a change of address to the publisher. If your mailing address is not updated after you move out, any mail or packages sent to the residence halls will be returned to the sender.

Rental References

If you would like to use University Housing as a rental reference, leasing agents can send their housing verification questionnaire to the UW Housing Cashier’s Office inbox.

Wiscard Account Balances

We encourage you to closely monitor your Wiscard balance as the end of the semester approaches. Additional information about your Wiscard, including what happens to the balance in your account at the end of the school year and information about how to close your account is available on the Wiscard FAQs page.

Quiet Hours

All residence halls will have 24-hour quiet hours starting no later than Friday, April 30 at 12am. Overnight guests are not permitted in the residence halls during 24-hour quiet hours.

Desk Hours

Hall desks will remain open for regular hours until Saturday, May 8. Desks will be open for different hours starting on Sunday, May 9:

wdt_ID	Date	Carson Gulley Center	Chadbourne	Dejope	Frank Holt Center	Ogg	Sellery	Smith	Waters	Witte
1	Saturday 5/1 – Thursday, 5/6	9am – 9pm	9am – 9pm	9am – 9pm	9am – 9pm	9am – 9pm	9am – 9pm	9am – 9pm	9am – 9pm	9am – 9pm
4	Friday, 5/7 & Saturday, 5/8	8am – 9pm	8am – 9pm	8am – 9pm	8am – 9pm	8am – 9pm	8am – 9pm	8am – 9pm	8am – 9pm	8am – 9pm
16	Sunday, 5/9	7am – 12pm	7am – 12pm	7am – 4pm	7am – 12pm	7am – 12pm	7am – 12pm	7am – 12pm	7am – 12pm	7am – 12pm

Sunday, May 2: last day of Info Lab equipment checkout
Wednesday, May 5: all Info Lab equipment due back to desks
Sunday, May 9: desks open 7am – 12pm

Convenient Storage and Pickup

If you need summer storage, Lazybones is an authorized service provider affiliated with UW-Madison offering storage and shipping with free packing boxes, pick-up from your room, and delivery. Lazybones can store your possessions for the summer and deliver them to your new address in the fall, even before you arrive. To use the Lazybones service, sign-up online, email wecare@mylazybones.com, or call 877-215-2105.

Dining

Most dining locations will close for the academic year after Friday, May 7.

wdt_ID	Neighborhood	Location	Saturday, 5/1	Sunday, 5/2	Monday, 5/3 - Thursday, 5/6	Friday, 5/7	Saturday, 5/8
1	Lakeshore	Four Lakes Market	9am - 9pm	9am - 9pm	7am - 9pm	7am - 8pm	Closed
2	Lakeshore	Flamingo Run @ Dejope	10am - 1am	10am - 12am	10am - 12am	10am - 8pm	10am - 3pm
3	Lakeshore	Bean & Creamery @ Dejope	9am - 10pm	9am - 10pm	7am - 10pm	7am - 8pm	8am - 3pm
4	Lakeshore	Carson's Market	Closed	Closed	Starship Delivery:11am - 7:30pm	Starship Delivery:11am - 3pm	Closed
7	Lakeshore	Liz's Market	11:15am - 7pm	11:15am - 7pm	7am - 7:30pm	7am - 1:30pm	Closed
9	Southeast	Gordon Avenue Market	9am - 9pm	9am - 9pm	7am - 9pm	7am - 8pm	Closed
10	Southeast	Southeast Cafe @ Gordon	8am - 8pm	8am - 8pm	7am - 8pm	7am - 8pm	Closed
12	Southeast	Flamingo Run @ Gordon	10am - 1am	10am - 12am	10am - 12am	10am - 8pm	10 am - 4 pm
14	Southeast	Rheta's Market	Closed	11am - 8pm	7:30am - 8pm	7:30am - 1:30pm	Closed
15	Southeast	Flamingo Run @ Rheta's	9:30am - 11pm	9:30am - 11pm	9:30am - 11pm	9:30am - 8pm	Closed

Fall Move-In

August 2021

Dates and details for fall 2021 move-in will determined in summer 2021. Specific move-in dates and times are shared with students via email and in My UW Housing.

November Break

November 2021

All University Residence Halls will remain open through November Break without charge for residents who choose to remain on campus. Additional information regarding November Break 2021 will be published in October 2021.

Fall End-of-Semester

December 2021

Dates and details for fall 2021 move-out will determined in fall 2021. Specific move-in dates and times are shared with students via email and in My UW Housing.

Winter Break

December 24, 2021 – January 24, 2022

All University Residence Halls will close for winter break. Winter break housing is an available option during the period between the fall and spring semesters for an additional fee.

Spring Move-In

January 2022

All University Residence Halls will re-open before spring semester classes begin. Additional information regarding spring move-in 2022 will be published in December 2021.

Fall Move-In (2020)

August 25-31, 2020

Dates for fall 2020 move-in will be August 25 – 31, 2020. Members of a few approved student groups may receive an earlier move-in date. Specific move-in dates and times are shared with students via email and in My UW Housing.

Requirements

To help prepare for a smooth move-in experience, please partner with us to share the responsibility of keeping our campus healthy and safe. Residents are allowed to bring up to two helpers during move-in. All individuals will need to wear face coverings during the process and maintain physical distancing from other residents and their helpers. If residents or potential helpers are currently quarantined for COVID-19 or experiencing symptoms, they should not come to campus until medically cleared.

Schedule a Testing Appointment

Residents are required to be tested for COVID-19 on their move-in day, even if they have previously tested positive. Follow these directions to schedule your move-in day testing appointment in MyUHS at the Holt (lakeshore neighborhood) or Ogg (southeast neighborhood) testing locations before you come to campus.

Note: if you are unable to find an appointment at your preferred time, please check back the following day.

If you have previously tested positive for COVID-19, follow these steps to submit a prior test result. Surveillance testing will begin on September 2.

What to Bring

Valid government-issued photo ID
Printed parking permit (available to download in the “Move-In” section of My UW Housing)
Cell phone
Face coverings (required for you and all helpers)
Bedsheets (twin XL, twin with extra deep corners, or jersey sheets)
Blankets and pillows
Water
Rubber mallet (to assist with lofting)
See what furnishings are provided and what Bucky would bring for a full list of items to bring and items that are not allowed

Request a Wiscard

Enrolled students at UW-Madison are required to get a Wiscard (the official UW-Madison photo ID) that will allow you to access your residence hall, pay for items at our dining markets and convenience stores, and use other campus services. Check your preferred email address listed in MyUW for an invitation to request your Wiscard. If you have questions or didn’t receive an email, contact the Wiscard Office directly.

Important Note: requests must be received two business days before your move-in day to ensure cards are ready before move-in. You will be given your Wiscard during move-in at no cost after presenting a valid government-issued photo ID.

On Your Move-In Day

If able, residents should print their individualized parking permit (available to download in the “Move-In” section of My UW Housing) before their assigned move-in day. Around 6:00 AM CT on your assigned move-in day you’ll receive a reminder text to the cell phone number listed in MyUW with directions.

Parking & Arrival

Entries and parking for each residence hall community can be viewed on the below map.

Check-In

After parking at your residence hall, reply to the reminder text and inform us of your arrival. Include a short description of your vehicle (e.g. make, model, and color). Staff will come to scan your printed parking permit, verify your identity, and check you in. You’ll be given your room key, Wiscard, a moving cart to borrow for transporting belongings, and a bag of giveaway items.

Note: if arriving by taxi, bus, residents should go to their hall desk to check-in and do not need a parking permit.

Move In

You’ll have 90 minutes to move in from the start of your assigned move-in time (3:00 PM). After 90 minutes, you must move your car. Long-term parking will not be available on campus during move-in but City of Madison parking ramps are available. Moving carts must be returned upon completion of move-in. Carts will be disinfected between move-in shifts.

In-room guide (PDF)

Note: while our move-in time slots are two hours, Housing staff need the extra 30 minutes to clean, reset, and empty unloading lots.

Set Up Your Room

Beds will be set at half lofting height (except in Sellery and Waters Residence Halls, where beds will be unlofted). Staff will not be available to assist with lofting during move-in. Residents can request lofting assistance via a maintenance request after move-in.

Note: in Sellery and Waters, additional lofting pins are available at the hall desk.

Remove Trash & Recycling

To minimize touch-points, all trash and recycling is your responsibility to remove from your residence hall. Trash/recycling rooms will not be available on your floor.

Get Tested

A QR code will be sent to your phone before your appointment which you’ll need to have ready to present when you arrive. Wear a face covering and maintain a six-foot distance from others while in line. Signs will designate the entrance to the testing location when you arrive for your appointment.

Your QR code will be scanned and you’ll be given a test kit with instructions to obtain a self-collected nasal specimen
University Health Services (UHS) staff will scan the label on your test kit and observe while you perform the self-swab in a designated area
Replace your face covering, use hand sanitizer, and proceed to the exit
You’ll receive results via a MyUHS secure message within 72 hours — make sure to add your cell phone number in MyUHS to receive text message notifications

Dining

We’ve made changes to this year’s operations to keep everyone safe and healthy:

All food will be served to go. There will be no in-house dining.
There will be a variety of grab and go items, breakfast foods, prepackaged salads and sandwiches, and hot food offerings for you to select from. Self-service areas of the market (such as salad bars, soup bars, etc.) are closed.
All food will be served in disposable/compostable to-go containers as will dinnerware.
A variety of bottled beverages are available in cases. All self-serve beverage dispensers are closed.
Access to dining locations will be limited to Housing staff and residents only.
Only a limited number of people will be allowed in the marketplace at once.

Please remember to practice good physical distancing as well when in the markets to ensure the health of yourself and others.

Southeast Dining Location Hours

wdt_ID	Dining Location	Dining Venue	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
1	Gordon Avenue Market		7:00 AM - 9:00 PM	7:00 AM - 9:00 PM	7:00 AM - 9:00 PM	7:00 AM - 9:00 PM	7:00 AM - 9:00 PM	9:00 AM - 9:00 PM	9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
2		Late Night	5:00 PM - 12:00 AM	5:00 PM - 12:00 AM	5:00 PM - 12:00 AM	5:00 PM - 12:00 AM	5:00 PM - 1:00 AM	5:00 PM - 1:00 AM	5:00 PM - 12:00 AM
3		Flamingo Run	10:00 AM - 12:00 AM	10:00 AM - 12:00 AM	10:00 AM - 12:00 AM	10:00 AM - 12:00 AM	10:00 AM - 1:00 AM	10:00 AM - 1:00 AM	10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
4		Southeast Cafe	7:00 AM - 8:00 PM	7:00 AM - 8:00 PM	7:00 AM - 8:00 PM	7:00 AM - 8:00 PM	7:00 AM - 8:00 PM	8:00 AM - 8:00 PM	8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
5	Rheta's Market		7:30 AM - 8:00 PM	7:30 AM - 8:00 PM	7:30 AM - 8:00 PM	7:30 AM - 8:00 PM	7:30 AM - 8:00 PM	CLOSED	11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
6		Flamingo Run	9:30 AM - 11:00 PM	9:30 AM - 11:00 PM	9:30 AM - 11:00 PM	9:30 AM - 11:00 PM	9:30 AM - 11:00 PM	9:30 AM - 11:00 PM	9:30 AM - 11:00 PM
7	Starbucks		7:00 AM - 7:00 PM	7:00 AM - 7:00 PM	7:00 AM - 7:00 PM	7:00 AM - 7:00 PM	7:00 AM - 7:00 PM	7:00 AM - 7:00 PM	7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Lakeshore Dining Location Hours

wdt_ID	Dining Location	Dining Venue	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
1	Four Lakes Market		7:00 AM - 9:00 PM	7:00 AM - 9:00 PM	7:00 AM - 9:00 PM	7:00 AM - 9:00 PM	7:00 AM - 9:00 PM	9:00 AM - 9:00 PM	9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
2		Flamingo Run	10:00 AM - 12:00 AM	10:00 AM - 12:00 AM	10:00 AM - 12:00 AM	10:00 AM - 12:00 AM	10:00 AM - 1:00 AM	10:00 AM - 1:00 AM	10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
3		Bean & Creamery	7:00 AM - 10:00 PM	7:00 AM - 10:00 PM	7:00 AM - 10:00 PM	7:00 AM - 10:00 PM	7:00 AM - 10:00 PM	9:00 AM - 10:00 PM	9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
4	Carson's Market*		CLOSED	CLOSED	CLOSED	CLOSED	CLOSED	CLOSED	CLOSED
5	Liz's Market		7:00 AM - 7:30 PM	7:00 AM - 7:30 PM	7:00 AM - 7:30 PM	7:00 AM - 7:30 PM	7:00 AM - 7:30 PM	11:15 AM - 7:00 PM	11:15 AM - 7:00 PM

Desk Information

Your hall desk is where you can check your mailbox, pick-up packages, check out vacuums, and more. Desk staff can also answer questions, resolve room key or Wiscard issues, or provide info about campus or local areas.

Internet & TV

UWNet Internet service is available in all rooms and residence hall common areas, including floor dens and main lounges. High-definition cable TV service is also available in residence hall rooms. To connect your TV, you will need a coaxial video cable. In addition, TV can be watched on an iOS or Android device on campus by downloading the Charter U app.

How to Connect to the Internet

Enable wi-fi on your computer or mobile device
Select “UWNet” from the list of available networks
Open a web browser — it will redirect to the UWNet registration page
Enter your campus-assigned NetID and password and click “Log-in”

Construction Projects

Both campus and University Housing construction projects may be ongoing during move-in, and some campus road closures may affect traffic.

Renter’s Insurance

We strongly recommend you obtain insurance for your personal items and liability. You will be held financially liable for damage as a result of negligence on your part. Be sure to have adequate coverage for fire and water damage.

Check to see if you are already covered on your family’s homeowners insurance
Ask your family about adding a rider onto existing insurance policies
Obtain your own policy

Wisconsin App

The “Wisconsin” app is the official UW-Madison mobile application for iOS and Android devices. It features real-time bus departures/arrivals and schedules, maps, and many other resources for you to use anywhere.

Spring Move-In (2020)

January 20–24, 2021

All University Residence Halls will re-open before spring semester classes begin. the spring semester starting on Wednesday, January 20, 2021, and residents must sign-up for a move-in day and time in early-January in My UW Housing to ensure physical distancing and available parking. Move-in dates will be available from January 20–24 from 8am–7pm.

Policies & Expectations

In order to limit potential exposures to COVID-19 during move-in:

Only one guest is allowed to assist
- Note: guests are not required or able to be tested for COVID-19 at campus testing sites
Face coverings will be required to be worn at all times
Physical distancing must be maintained at all times

Getting to Your Check-In Location

Check-in locations for each residence hall can be viewed on our spring move-in map.

Unloading & Parking

After arriving near your residence hall, you’ll have 20 minutes to unload. After unloading, vehicles will need to be moved to the nearest paid ramp or mobile visitor stall to ensure the next round of residents moving in have space to unload.

Roommate Arrivals

Roommates will not be allowed to move in on the same day. This allows contact to be limited with each other before a first COVID-19 test/result and possibly avoiding having to quarantine.

Spring Testing

Residents will be required to test for COVID-19 upon arrival by using the Safer Badgers app to check wait times and visiting the test site that works best for them. Safer Badgers will also tell residents when they need to complete their next test to stay in compliance. Residents should primarily get tested at one of the Housing testing sites (Holt Center or Ogg Residence Hall) if they are moving in on a weekday. Other campus testing sites can be used if a resident is moving in at night or on the weekend.

After arriving, residents should restrict their movement to essential activities until they complete two negative on-campus tests. This means residents should:

Stay in their room as much as possible
Only take part in required academic and work activities
Stay away from gatherings with people other than their roommate

Other than certain approved exceptions*, residents will be required to test every 72 hours throughout the semester.

*Students who have previously tested positive for COVID-19 are exempted from engaging in testing for 90 days after a positive test. After the 90-day period ends, students must follow campus testing procedures. If a student was tested off campus before the spring semester, they must submit proof of a positive test, including the lab result and the result interpretation via the Safer Badgers app for assessment. Students who have received the COVID-19 vaccine are still required to follow the testing process at this time. The vaccine efficacy rate is not 100%, which can result in some who are vaccinated contracting and transmitting the virus.

Desk Hours

Hall desks will be open on all move-in days. Desks will return to regular hours on January 25.

Dining Hours

Dining locations will be open only to Housing residents and staff. All locations will be open for limited hours starting on January 18 and will return to their regular hours on January 24.

wdt_ID	Location	Venue	5/1 & 5/2	5/3 - 5/6	5/7	5/8
1	Carson's Market	Delivery through Starship Only	11 am - 7:30 pm	11 am - 7:30 pm	11 am -3:00 pm	CLOSED
2	Four Lakes Market		9 am - 9 pm	7 am - 9 pm	7 am - 8 pm	CLOSED
3		Flamingo Run	5/1 - 10 am - 1 am, 5/2 - 10 am - 12 am	10 am - 12 am	10 am - 8 pm	CLOSED
4		Bean & Creamery	9 am - 10 pm	7 am - 10 pm	7 am - 8 pm	CLOSED
5	Gordon Avenue Market		9 am - 9pm	7 am - 9 pm	7 am - 8 pm	CLOSED
6		Flamingo Run	5/1 - 10 am - 1 am, 5/2 - 10 am - 12 am	10 am - 12 Am	10 am - 8 pm	CLOSED
7		Southeast Cafe	8 am - 8 pm	7 am - 8 pm	7 am - 8 pm	CLOSED
8		Late Night	5 pm - 10 pm	5 pm - 10 pm	5 pm - 10 pm	5 pm - 10 pm
9	Liz's Market		11:15 am - 7 pm	7 am - 7:30 pm	7 am - 1:30 pm	CLOSED
12	Starbucks		7 am - 7 pm	7 am - 7 pm	7 am - 7 pm	7 am - 3 pm

Previous Residents Move-Out

We will be offering dates in August for previous 2019-20 residents who have not yet been able to remove their packed belongings from storage. Students will receive an email with a move-out signup link to select a specific day and time during these dates.

Signup Links to Pick Up Belongings

Storage & Shipping

If students were unable to move out their personal items in the spring, their items were professionally packed and stored in a clean, secure area within the residence halls. University Housing will not charge residents for this packing and storage service. Boxes are labeled clearly with the Hall Name, House Name, and Room Number. Please note, all items in a room were boxed up together, so students may need to sort through items if their roommate’s belongings were also in the room.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When can I come and move my belongings out?

Students with belongings to pick up will receive an email to sign up for a specific day and time during August. Links to the signups for each specific hall are in the expanding menu above.

Can my roommate or friend pick up my belongings for me?

Yes. If you need someone else to pick-up your items, sign-up for a time slot under your name. In the comments sections of that reservation add the name of the individual who will be moving your items on your behalf. Then, send an email to reslife@housing.wisc.edu for approval.

What happens if I unable to retrieve my belongings before September?

Please contact us at reslife@housing.wisc.edu, and we will work out arrangements with you.

Can I leave my belongings in my room until next year if I am in the same room?

No. You are unable to leave your items in the same room for next year. A contracted professional moving company has boxed and stored belongings for those who were not yet able to move out their items.

Where do I turn in my key?

Students should check out at the front desk or drop of their key to the key drop box at the desk.

Will I get reimbursed if you break or lose my belongings?

UW-Madison, as an agency of the State of Wisconsin, is insured by the State against losses resulting from the negligence of State employees. If your property is damaged as a result of negligence by a UW-Madison employee, you may file a claim for reimbursement with UW-Madison’s Risk Management Department.

What happens with my mail?

We are continuing to accept mail and packages at this time and are forwarding them to your active address in MyUW. Make sure this mailing address is updated. Additionally, please make sure to change your address on any online retailer you use frequently.

What about my bike and moped?

UW-Madison Transportation Services has stated that no bicycles or mopeds will be impounded at this time. They will extend the “abandoned” date through an undetermined date in the summer. More information will be provided on the process when normal campus activities resume.