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Residence COVID-19 Updates
Resident Responsibilities
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To adhere to all government mandated emergency orders, University policies and Residence Rules & Regulations
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To follow social and physical distancing recommendations from Public Health Sudbury & Districts, which includes wearing of non-medical mask or face coverings in public areas
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To follow maximum gathering guidelines outlined by Public Health Sudbury & Districts
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To notify Laurentian Health Services and Residence Office of any change in health, potential exposure to a confirmed case of COVID-19 or the need to self-isolate
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To maintain area cleanliness and hygiene in their respective apartments, bathrooms and bedrooms
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To make responsible choices to protect their own well-being and the well-beings of all others in the residence community
Health & Safety
Non- Medical Masks & Face Coverings
As per the University’s policy on Face Coverings, residents will be required to wear a non-medical mask or face covering when accessing common areas such as elevators, stairwells, buildings, classrooms, laundry rooms and when it is difficult to maintain a safe distance of 2 metres (6 feet) from others. Residents are encouraged to provide their own non-medical masks and face coverings.
Screening
Pre-Screening/ Testing before access to campus may be required, as determined by the university. A How to self-monitor guide will be placed in each apartment.
Physical Distancing - Physical distancing means limiting the number of people you come into close contact with and distancing from each other to reduce the opportunity for the virus to spread from person to person. More information can be found here; https://www.phsd.ca/health-topics-programs/diseases-infections/coronavirus
Student Support
Laurentian Residence will continue to provide a high level support for all residents. Supports and check ins may vary between physical and virtual depending on social distancing rules and guidelines from Ontario public health. Support includes but is not limited to: Roommate agreements and conflict resolution, cleanliness checks, wellness checks, and educational programming (guided by the Okanagan Charter).
Residence Sanctioned Programming
Residence Life will continue with a variety of allowable gatherings, as per the Ontario Public health guidelines suggest. Staff organizing these events will be provided with Personal Protective Equipment along with sanitizer and disinfectants for the safety of all participants.
Conduct
Should there be a need for Residence to meet with students to mediate a conflict or resolve a community conduct issue, Residence Life staff will arrange meetings virtually with students. Please be up to date with the addendum to the rules and regulations related to Covid-19. If you would like to discuss an issue you are having, an incident, or problems in residence, you can contact your resident assistant or Joseph McGibbon (Residence Life Manager) at jmcgibbon@laurentian.ca to schedule a meeting.
Front Desk
East Residence Front Desk will be open from 4pm-12am Daily, with added protective measures to ensure the safety of our students and staff, including plexiglass to be installed at the front of the desk. Staff will be required to wear face coverings and gloves when not behind desk (ie, conducting rounds, lock outs) and will sanitize the desk, computer, and keys before and after each shift. Campus Security is available to support after hours at 705-675-1151 ext 6562 or 705-673-6562.
Health Services -
Students living in residence can contact healthservices@laurentian.ca or (705) 673-6546 (direct line) or (705) 675-1151 ext.1067 to book a virtual visit with the doctor or the Nurse Practitioner.
Local pharmacies also provide delivery services for any medications that you may need.
First-year Applicants
First-year applicants are guaranteed a spot in residence if they:
- Are graduating from an Ontario Secondary school (a 101 Student as defined by OUAC)
- Apply to either University College Residence or Single Student Residence as your #1 choice
- Apply to residence and accept Laurentian's offer of admission by June 1st, 2021.
What does Residence at LU offer?
- Free Internet and wireless connections
- Access to common areas, TV rooms, study lounges, computer labs, photocopying,
- Kitchen and laundry facilities, games room, vending machines, ATM, convenience store,
- Health Services, exercise room, movie room,
- Secured buildings with 24/7 staff,
- Access to fresh marché-style dining experience.
Accommodations
You’re now a university student and chances are this will be your first time living on your own. What you’ll find at Laurentian are flexible, comfortable residences that will feel like home – only better. Here, YOU get to design your own lifestyle! It’s the main reason so many students – more than 1,600 of them – choose to live on campus. Our eight unique residences provide you with an array of options. Each residence has a different style and vibe so we’re sure you’ll find one that feels just right for you.
University College Residence (UC)
Eleven-storey building is a traditional dormitory-style that accommodates 240 students. Each floor is equipped with television/common room, kitchen, bathrooms and each bedroom features high speed internet access, porter services 24/7 and outdoor recreational facilities.
Single Student Residence (SSR)
Provides accommodations for 387 students in a three-storey building with self-contained apartments (four – six person apartments). Security and support 24/7. Each apartment has a living room, kitchen, two bathrooms, storage room and high speed internet access.
West Residence (West)
Six-storey air conditioned building with 55 furnished self-contained apartments (223 students) available for upper year-students, who meet credit or age requirements. Each apartment consists of four single furnished bedrooms, living room, kitchen and two bathrooms and is equipped with high-speed internet access . Each floor has a lounge where guests can meet and socialize.
East Residence (East)
Eleven-storey air conditioned building with 62 furnished self-contained apartments (236 students) available for upper year-students who meet credit or age requirements. Each apartment consists of four single furnished bedrooms, living room, kitchen and two bathrooms and is equipped with high-speed internet access.
Mature Student Residence (MSR)
Recently renovated, MSR is an 11-storey building with self-contained unfurnished apartments for upper-year students. 128 units which offer a one bedroom apartment-style living.
Huntington University Residence**
Accommodates 162 students in 21 single and 68 double rooms.
The first-year residence guarantee does not apply to this residence.
University of Sudbury Residence**
176 students occupy 100 single and 40 double rooms. Small sections of 12 to 14 students provide for a home away from home atmosphere.
The first-year residence guarantee does not apply to this residence.
Thorneloe University Residence**
Two-storey building accommodating 58 students in single furnished rooms. Renovated kitchens and exercise space. With it’s unique size and space it creates a family like atmosphere.
The first-year residence guarantee does not apply to this residence.
Residence Fees
| Residence | Double | Single | Deposit | Meal Plan |
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| University College | $7,260* | $8,487* | $500 | Required |
| Single Student | $7,260* | $8,487* | $500 | Required |
| West Residence | ---- | $8,739* | $500 | Required |
| East Residence | ---- | $8,739* | $500 | Required |
| Mature Student Residence | ---- | $9,376 | $500 | Optional |
| Huntington University** | TBC | TBC | $550 | Optional |
| University of Sudbury** | TBC | TBC | $500 | Optional |
| Thorneloe University** | ---- | TBC | $740 | Optional |
*A refundable damage deposit is included.
** Indicates a Federated Residences.
Meal Plans
Students residing in a Laurentian University residence (Single Student, University College, West Residence and East Residence) are required to purchase a meal plan. A number of meal plan options are available to choose from:
Off-campus Housing
If you do not reserve your residence space before the application deadline, you will need to find off-campus housing.
Renting an apartment is an option for off-campus housing.
Apartments in Sudbury are usually available with one-,two-, or three-bedrooms. You are responsible for buying and cooking your own food, doing your laundry, purchasing furniture (usually) and other necessities such as bed linens, dishes, cooking utensils, silverware, etc. The apartment may or may not be equipped with a fridge and stove.
Cost: between $641.00 and $1218.00 CDN per month, which may or may not include utilities, and usually does not include telephone or cable television.
This might be a suitable arrangement for someone who is planning to study for a period longer than eight months since most apartments require you to stay for one year. Because this option cannot be pre-arranged, you should be prepared to spend the first few days in a hotel or temporary housing.
You can find apartments for rent in the Greater Sudbury area on: