Winter and summer break housing information
Summer Break Housing: May 5 - August 13, 2021
Students looking to study, work or play over summer break have the option to live on campus.
Summer Rates: All Summer housing fees are due within seven (7) days of your first night of stay on campus.
- Double Room: $28 per night
- Single Room: $30 per night
- Super-Single: $38 per night
NOTE: If you are staying with us for less than 30 days, you do not need to pay a housing deposit and a $40.00 processing fee will be placed on your university account along with your summer room charges.
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Winter Break Housing 2021
Winter Rates: Moore, Bartlett, Skarland, McIntosh and Wickersham
- Double room: $28 per night
- Single room: $24 per night
Residents in Cutler will not be charged to stay over winter break but we ask them to still apply so we know they will be in the facility.
No refunds will be issued after the deadline. If you cancel or adjust your occupancy agreement dates after the deadline, you will be responsible for your original winter break charges and fees.
Thanksgiving and Spring Break Housing
Our halls and apartments are open during Thanksgiving and Spring Break. Many of our residents choose to travel during these times, but we welcome all to stay for free.
No extra charge.
No application required.
Office Closures
Many offices at UAF will experience closures or limited hours during academic breaks. We want to remind everyone about the limited operations of campus during these soft closures and holiday breaks. The UAF Police and Fire Departments will always remain open call 474-7721 for immediate assistance.
Dining hours during breaks
Meal plans are not available over the Summer months. Some on-campus dining locations will be open with limited hours.
All dining locations accept cash and credit payment options.
Please direct all meal plan questions to Dining Services at 907-474-6661 or email uaf-dining@alaska.edu.
Code of conduct and policies
All students residing on campus are expected to abide by the University of Alaska Fairbanks code of conduct, available in the Student Handbook.
During this low-occupancy period, the Department of Residence Life urges all students, as always, to be mindful of their environment and always lock their doors.