Apartment living at the ÎÞÂëרÇø provides many options to students including more independent living, unique options, and the ability to expand your experiences on campus. We've included some helpful information and tips to get you started as you begin your time in apartment living, as well as information for checking out.
You will check in for Central Village/Greenwood Park apartments through the University Housing office in Ellis Complex. Upon check-in, you will receive your key(s). If you owe any additional deposit, you must pay that amount (payable by cash, check, or money order) before keys will be provided (There is not an ATM in our main office) For Foster/Knox, Nickerson, Todd, and The Crossing apartments, check-in will occur in the respective building.
Check-in dates and times will be communicated from University Housing through correspondence to your ÎÞÂëרÇø email address.
Friday, August 16:
10 am - 4 pm (The Crossing)
10 am - 4 pm (Foster-Knox Apartments, Todd Apartments, Nickerson Apartments)
9 am - 4 pm (Central Village and Greenwood Park) *Check in at Housing office in Ellis L23
Saturday, August 17:
2 pm - 5 pm (The Crossing, Foster-Knox Apartments, Todd Apartments, Nickerson Apartments)
Sunday, August 18:
9 am - 3 pm (Central Village and Greenwood Park) *Check in at Housing office in Ellis L23)
10 am - 2pm (The Crossing, Foster-Knox Apartments, Todd Apartments, Nickerson Apartments)
*Student only, please,to keep office congestion to a minimum (unless you have a child)
Please remember that you must have received the Meningococcal Vaccine after the age of 16 years and have documentation on file with the University Health Center in order to move into your on-campus apartment.
As you plan ahead for move-in, please note certain protocols in place (excluding Central
Village and Greenwood Park):
Central Village and Greenwood: check-in at the Housing Office
The Crossing: Check-in at the lobby (look for signage if check-in has been relocated
to 2nd floor community room).
Foster-Knox: Check-in at front desk in the lobby
Nickerson: Check-in at the front desk in the lobby
Todd: Look for signage on where to check-in/who to call upon check-in located on
Todd doors
Students must sign up to check-in. That form will be available to fill in by mid-July
See Instructions on How to Sign-Up for Check-In
Current apartment residents are able to come and go as needed during break and return
for spring.
NEW STUDENTS to apartments for spring semester will be able to check in based on times
listed below for those areas:
TBD
Nickerson and Todd Apartments: Please report to Todd or Nickerson and signs will be posted with the on-duty number for you to call to inform you are here to check-in
Nickerson and Todd Apartments: Please report to Todd and signs will be posted with the on-duty number for you to call to inform you are here to check-in
An ACA (Apartment Community Assistant) is assigned to each apartment complex (Greenwood Park and Central Village) and assists with conflict resolution among neighbors/roommates, responds to all emergency situations, and assists with communication between residents and University Housing. This person's name and contact information will be provided to you upon check-in.
The CAs (Community Advisors) in Foster/Knox, Nickerson, Todd, and The Crossing are similar to those in the residence halls.
University policies as well as specific Housing policies can be found in the ÎÞÂëרÇø Guide to Good Decision Making found here. Specific Housing policies begin on page 186. Students are expected to know and follow policies at all times.
Items allowed in student apartment, but only when student is present include: curling/straightening irons (and similar products), coffee pots, slow-cookers, candle warmers, slowcookers, air fryers, etc.
Items prohibited and to be LEFT AT HOME INCLUDE:
Toaster ovens
Outside grills (unless you live at Central Village or Greenwood)
Space heaters
Hot plates
Candles/incense (no burnt wicks allowed, but battery operated candles are allowed)
Scented wax-cube warmers (such as Scentsy)
Hoverboards
Halogen lamps/lava lamps
Weapons including but not limited to all forms of firearms, any mechanical or gas
operated mechanism that propels a projectile, ammunition, fireworks, knives with blades
that are more than four (4) inches in length, throwing stars, swords, and related
items.
For Greenwood Park and Central Village, should you have a housing-related emergency after 5:00 pm or on the weekend and you’re not able to contact your ACA, please call the duty phone at 660-441-1337.
If you live in Todd, Nickerson, The Crossing, or Foster/Knox apartments, please contact your CA on duty or the Front Desk for any housing-related emergency.
Greenwood Park and Central Village residents: Should you get locked out of your apartment DURING regular business hours (8:00am – 5:00pm, M-F) you MUST come to the Housing Office to check out a loaner key. (The loaner key must be returned the same day.) Should you get locked out of your apartment AFTER the Housing Office is closed, you must contact the Housing staff member on duty (refer to Housing-related Emergencies).
Other apartments: Visit the front desk of your building to inform front desk staff that you are locked out. That person will contact a Community Advisor to provide you access to your room.
You will need to take a copy of your housing agreement to the Warrensburg Post Office (located at 201 E. Gay St.) to obtain the mailbox keys. There is a $10.00 fee required.
If maintenance repairs are needed, please make sure this is noted on the Room Condition/Inventory Form upon checking in. The ACA will generate a work order to Facilities Planning & Operations (Greenwood Park and Central Village only); however, during the school year YOU may initiate a work order for maintenance issues using the guide below:
You are responsible for paying the gas and electric at Greenwood Park and Central Village. Failure to do so will result in a $15.00 monthly service charge for each utility bill we receive and may possibly lead to termination of your Housing Agreement. If this has not been done yet, you will need to contact the following companies ASAP:
The laundry machines/dryers are free to use; however, they are operated by your student ID. Your student ID will operate the machines if you have an active Housing Agreement to live your designated building.
Laundry facilities are located:
Greenwood Park: the Community Building (Greenwood Park)
Central Village: The Community Building and the basement of Building 5 (Central Village).
Greenwood Park apartment keys will allow you access to the laundry room in the Greenwood Park Community Building; Central Village apartment keys allow you access to laundry facilities in building 5 and the Community Building. All other apartments have laundry facilities located within their building.
In case of emergency such as a tornado:
Greenwood Park: The Community Building serves as a storm shelter as it was built for such purposes.
Central Village: Storm shelters are located at the back of Buildings 1 and 3 which will be opened in case of such emergencies.
In Nickerson, Todd, Foster-Knox, and The Crossing: please find shelter at the lowest floor in your hall; find directions for emergency procedures in hallways and/or back of room doors.
Please note that personal routers are not allowed on campus as they interfere with the university’s network. Information will be available when you check in. Helpful information regarding getting the most out of your WiFi signal can be found on the Technology Support Center page.
To directly register devices to connect to wifi, please visit . Students are allowed to register 3 devices. Devices that can connect wireless include various game systems, smart TVs, streaming devices (such as Roku, Firestick, etc). Laptops, phones, tablets, etc. that can login using network ID and password do not need to register.
Starting fall 2021, cable television will not be provided by ÎÞÂëרÇø. Upgrades will occur to allow more streaming options/devices.
During your selected check out time with the ACA/CA staff who will inspect your room and complete the checkout process, your apartment MUST be clean.
To avoid cleaning charges, all apartments must be thoroughly cleaned before checking out. The information below explains how you should clean your apartment. Every apartment must be cleaned before EACH resident in each apartment checks out. If your apartment is not clean, your ACA/CA will not check you out, resulting in at least a $50 improper checkout fine.
Furnished Apartment Cleaning Checklist
Unfurnished Apartment Cleaning Checklist
Furnished apartments: Foster-Knox, Todd, Nickerson, and The Crossing
Unfurnished apartments: Greenwood and Central Village
When you move onto campus in the fall, you will create a new home for during your time with us.
University Housing
Ellis Complex, L23
Warrensburg, MO 64093
Tel: (660) 543-4515
Fax: (660) 543-4846