Welcome to the tail-end of the semester! The two major events coming up are Thanksgiving and final exams. We highly advise you to begin studying for finals between now and Thanksgiving. Trust us when we say that you’ll be far too busy trying to sleep off a food coma to think about finals. Studying now
Short answer… Yes! While DRM is known for spring semester move outs, we can certainly help students after fall semester. Our service is pretty simple. You register, get boxes and tape sent to you, and pack your stuff. We then pick up your stuff, and either store or ship it for you (or both if
You’ve signed up, scheduled your belongings to be picked up, then put into storage until you come back to campus next fall, but what happens to your stuff the time you’re away? Your belongings will be put into our nearest climate – controlled and secured storage facilities. Your box will be inventoried and put into
By the time this blog is posted, you’re bound to be neck deep in final exams. You’re either at the beginning, middle, or tail end of your finals schedule. Regardless of which stage of finals you’re facing, the one thing that remains constant is the immense stress that comes with these exams. Here are some
There are a few reasons why someone might be staying on campus for Thanksgiving Weekend. Perhaps you’re a Resident Assistant volunteering to stay in the residence halls, or you’re an international student. Who knows, maybe you’re staying on campus because of unforeseen circumstances beyond your control. Whatever your reason for staying on campus might be,
Now that you’ve made it to the tail end of your first semester in college, congratulations are in order! All in all, it wasn’t so bad, right? At this point in time, there are two major events that are just around the corner – Thanksgiving and finals. Leading up to Thanksgiving, we know that every
One thing students will need to adjust to when living in a residence hall is “Quiet Hours.” Quiet Hours are designated time periods in which residents and guests have the responsibility of ensuring that their noise levels are in check out of respect for other residents. Quiet hours time and policies differ for each campus,
Welcome back to school, everyone. It’s time to say hello to the new semester! What’s up, Fall 2021? Sure, it might be early, but we know that your brain probably needs a break already. So, here are some memes to help ease your transition as you start your new semester
It’s probably safe to assume that you would much rather be in a peaceful, tropical paradise than in a virtual or in-person classroom. Most likely, the main / only reason you would want to take summer classes would be to finish off those general courses now so that you can more easily focus on your
In 23 days, students will be leaving for Thanksgiving break and won’t be returning until spring semester 2021, effectively marking the end of fall semester 2020. Students will need to find a way to pack and either store or ship their belongings out of the residence halls. There are a ton of things to consider