
Residence Life
On Campus Housing
Welcome Bulldogs!
As you embark on this exciting journey, we want you to know that our team is dedicated to ensuring a safe and academically sound environment for all residents. We achieve this by diligently monitoring our halls, engaging with residents, planning events, and upholding the policies that complement our school’s values.
Our approach to supporting residents is rooted in the values of Respect, Accountability, Integrity, and Teamwork. Here’s how we embody these principles:
- Respect: We value the unbiased consideration, treatment, and regard for the rights, values, beliefs, and property of all other people.
- Accountability: We value taking responsibility for our actions and the results of those actions; honoring obligations, expectations, and requirements; delivering what is promised; and owning up to mistakes.
- Integrity: We value commitment to high moral/ethical standards, honesty, and fairness in teaching and learning, social engagements, and professional practices.
- Teamwork: We value working cooperatively and collaboratively as part of a group in which there is a shared mission and vision aligned toward a goal.
Our goal is to help residents become confident in navigating their responsibilities and develop the life skills necessary to excel after graduating from college. We are here to support your college endeavors by encouraging positive connections with your peers, staff, and faculty. We hope these efforts lead to building meaningful relationships and personal development.
Welcome to your new home away from home. We look forward to connecting with you throughout your college journey!

Mission Statement: The Office of Residence Life cultivates a living–learning environment grounded in safety, inclusivity, maturity, community, responsibility, and integrity. Through intentional social and educational engagement, students develop the practical skills and awareness needed to contribute meaningfully to their communities.
Residence Hall Abbreviations




RGH = Reighard Hall at Millersville University – Animal Free/Allergy Free Residence Hall



Housing Selection Process
For Fall 2026 – Spring 2027
| Returning Students | March 2nd – April 11th |
| New Students | April 11th – April 30th |
| All Students | May 1st – July 24th |
- Log into Thad’s Pad: experience.elluciancloud.com
- Visit “Student Services” tile
- Select “Room Selection”
Please note that Thad’s Pad is for those with a stevenscollege.edu email address only.
Moving To Campus

What should you bring to your new home at TSCT?
Are you moving to a new home on our campus? We look forward to welcoming you! Consider bringing the following items with you:
Are you moving to a new home on our campus? We look forward to welcoming you! Consider bringing the following items with you:
What to Bring – Necessary
- Twin XL bedding (Reighard Hall requires full-size bedding)
- Laundry bag and high-efficiency detergent
- Shower caddy
- Bathroom necessities (ex: soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, washcloth, towels, shampoo)
- Fan
- Storage bins
- Lamp (must have metal or steel shade/cover)
- Cleaning supplies (ex: broom, vacuum, disinfectant wipes, trash bags, disinfectant spray, air fresheners)
- Surge protectors
If you are unsure of what you can bring, please check with the Office of Residence Life.
Allowable Items (Optional)
- Desktop computer, laptop, or tablet
- Bean bag chair
- Bicycles (must be stored on bike racks only; never inside residence halls)
- Electric water kettle (must have auto shut-off safety feature)
- Wall-safe tape or push pins for hanging décor
- TV (42 inches or smaller; note: the College provides internet but not cable TV)
- Mini-fridge (maximum 5.0 cubic feet)
- Shower shoes
If you are unsure of what you can bring, please check with the Office of Residence Life.
Prohibited Items
Please verify with Office of Residence Life personnel any questionable items or activities not listed below, as this list is not all-encompassing.
- Microwaves, toasters, grills, skillets, open coil devices, electric cooking appliances, portable heaters, air fryers, irons, coffee makers or water heaters without an automatic shut-off feature, and any other open heat appliances
- Mini-fridges more than 5.0 cubic feet
- Decorations deemed offensive or inappropriate by the College (ex: drug/alcohol references)
- Adhesive hanging LED lights or items (only wall-safe tape or push pins are allowed)
- Any animals, including fish, unless approved through the Office of Accessibilities and the Office of Residence Life
- Lamps with plastic covers (fire hazard)
- Candles, incense, fireworks, or any other open flame devices or flammable liquids
- Live-cut or artificial Christmas trees and other flammable decorations
- Electrically amplified instruments, DJ equipment, or drum sets
- Extension cords and multi-outlet adapters that are not surge protectors
- Personal wireless routers, as they interfere with the campus network
- Weights or fitness equipment exceeding 15 pounds
- Weapons of any kind, including darts/dartboards, firearms or ammunition, toy guns or ammunition, BB or paintball guns, swords, or similar items
- Humidifiers
Prohibited Activities
- Playing hall sports or outdoor activities indoors (e.g., basketball, football, snowball fights, water balloons, roller skating, bike or scooter riding, hoverboarding, etc.)
- Playing music or using TV speakers directed out of windows
- Practicing musical instruments in lounges or common areas
- Moving into another room or occupying a vacant space without prior approval from the Office of Residence Life
- Sharing your room key/fob or student ID with anyone else
- Playing loud music in bathrooms
- Entering bathrooms while custodial staff is actively cleaning
- Throwing objects from windows
- Removing or tampering with window screens
- Using windows as entry or exit points
- Sitting on windowsills
- Door Propping
Off-Campus Housing
There is no on-campus residency requirement for our students. Housing away from the campus is all privately owned and is separate and independent of the College. The College does not own, operate, or supervise these properties. Students are responsible for securing their own off-campus housing and then communicating your local address to the College.
Residence Hall Closures
All residents must vacate the Residence Hall during closures by the deadlines below.
Thanksgiving Break
Closing on Wednesday, November 25th, 2026, at 6 p.m.
Opening on Monday, November 30th, 2026, at 12 p.m.
Winter Break
Closing on Friday, December 18th, 2026, at 6 p.m.
Opening on Monday, January 18th, 2027, at 12 p.m.
Spring Break
Closing on Friday, March 12, 2027 at 6 p.m.
Opening on Sunday March 21, 2027 at 12 p.m.
Summer Break
Closing on Wednesday, May 19, 2027 at 6 p.m.
Residents must remove all personal items from their rooms and return room keys.
Meet Our Team
We’re here to help
Contact Us
Office of Residence Life
750 E. King St, Lancaster, PA 17603
Residence Life Staff
Dawan Worsley: Director of Residence Life
Khadijah Lyons: Assistant Director Residence Life
Offices: Schwalm Student Center, Griscom Education Center, and Reighard Hall.
Ginene McDowell: Campus Hall Director, Main Campus.
Bourne Hall
Reggie Minter: Campus Hall Director, Main Campus.
Armstrong Hall
Brandon Delp: Campus Hall Director
Griscom Education Center, 2nd Floor Elevator Lobby
Kelly Montgomery: Campus Hall Director
Griscom Education Center, 3rd Floor Elevator Lobby