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Lockouts
Residents locked out of their contracted HDH living space may request lockout assistance at any time. With the exception of University Holidays/Closures, between the hours of 8A-11P (M-F) and 9A-11P (Saturday, Sunday), residents may receive lockout assistance at no charge by visiting their Residence Life Office or by contacting the Residence Life RA on Duty Phone.
During the following hours, please go to the Revelle Residence Life Office or from the Revelle Residence Life College Center to check out a lock-out key:
During the following hours, please call the RA on duty at (858) 822-8601:
Between the following hours, or on University Holidays, residents may call HDH FixIt at (858) 534-2600 and request after hours lockout assistance. Residents’ student accounts will be charged a $25 fee for each request to cover the cost of dispatching staff and for the administrative cost associated with the service.
Lost Key or Keycard
Mail Boxes
You will receive a mail box number and combination when you check into the residence halls or apartments. All mail should be addressed to:
Student's Name
9450 Gilman Dr.
#70xxx (Your assigned mailbox number)
La Jolla, CA 92092-2008
Residence hall and apartment post office boxes are located on the first floor of Argo Hall.
Packages
Packages are delivered through Main Campus Mail. An email will be sent to your UCSD email address instructing you to pick up your package in the Revelle College mail room
Have student mail questions?
Check out Student Mail's website to lean more about student mail services and to ask any questions or email studentmail@ucsd.edu
Amazon
Amazon Lockers are a student favorite for receiving packages. Check out more information here.
Please refer to the HDH Fix It website for further information on the services provided. Immediately reporting any maintenance, cleaning, or pest control needs, such as fresh carpet stains, dripping faucets and showers, or pests in your apartment helps us address these issues faster.Requests are addressed in priority order.
Custodial
The bathrooms and public areas are cleaned regularly in the residence halls and weekly in the apartments. Cleaning is restricted to public areas including living rooms, dining rooms, bathrooms, and kitchens. Residents are responsible for the cleaning of their private sleeping areas and clearing counter and floor areas of excessive mess for the custodial staff to clean each week.
Vacuums are available to check out from the Revelle College Center (located on the 1st floor of Blake Hall facing the Plaza), but residents may consider bringing their own mini-vacuum.
Maintenance
Maintenance services are included in your Housing contract with the understanding that any issues caused due to negligence will be reported to your Residential Life Office. The maintenance team will stop by your apartment to address a ticket you submitted or if an issue in a different apartment may affect your living area.
If you have a problem with ants, cockroaches, fleas or mice in your living area, please submit a Fix-It request or, if it is a significant infestation, call HDH Customer Service at 858-534-2600.
Internet - Resnet
Connect to an available ResNet network (eg. RESNET-PROTECTED or RESNET-GUEST-DEVICE). Read about the differences in ResNet's available networks.
If you are still having issues connecting to the network, please call ResNet at (858) 246-4357.
TV - SpectrumU App
Housing, Dining, and Hospitality partners with Spectrum Cable to provide the SpectrumU app for on-campus student residents. Watch live and on demand content from your computer or your favorite device. You can access a wide variety of content when connecting to SpectrumU from any location, but you will have access to even more when on campus and connected to the ResNet network. Read more about this service on our SpectrumU page.
Items lost in the residence halls or apartments are turned in to the UCSD Police Department immediately. Campus Police (Lost and Found) is located in the Campus Service Complex, Building B.
Community Service Officers (CSOs) and University Security Officers (USOs) are available in the evenings to escort residents to and from the residential area and the rest of campus. Call (858) 534-WALK to request an escort.
Emergencies
In case of Emergency FIRE, MEDICAL or POLICE call 9-1-1 from a land line or (858)534-HELP from a cell phone. We recommend saving these numbers in your phone before an emergency occurs
Register to recieve campuswide emergencies notifications at https://blink.ucsd.edu/safety/emergencies/campuswide/index.html
Fire
Do not return to the building until the alarm has been turned off and fire officials have given the OK.
Fire extinguishers are located outside on each floor of the buildings. You should familiarize yourself with the locations of the fire extinguishers for use in the event of an emergency.
Earthquake
Be prepared for aftershocks. These tremors are usually weaker than the initial earthquake, but may still be strong enough to cause damage. You should remain prepared up to 48 hours after the initial event.