Sju Mail Room Information and Mailbox Locations

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The Sju Mail Room is a convenient service that allows students and faculty to send and receive packages and mail. Mailboxes are located in various locations on campus.

You can find the main mail room in the Student Union Building, open Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm.

The mail room is staffed by friendly and helpful employees who can assist with package pickup, mail forwarding, and other services.

Mail Room Issues

The Sju mail room is located on the first floor of the building, making it easily accessible to students and staff. The mail room is open from 8am to 5pm, Monday through Friday.

Students often complain about long wait times to collect their mail, with some reports of up to 2 hours. The mail room staff tries to process mail as quickly as possible, but the high volume of packages and letters can slow things down.

The mail room has a limited number of mailboxes, which can lead to overcrowding and confusion. Students are encouraged to label their mailboxes clearly to avoid mix-ups.

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The Sju mail room has a strict policy against sending packages to the mail room for storage. This is to prevent clutter and maintain a safe working environment.

Students can pick up their packages at the Sju mail room during regular business hours. The mail room staff will call students when their package arrives, so they can collect it promptly.

Mail Distribution Information

You'll need your student ID or a government-issued photo ID to pick up your mail at the mailroom window. Make sure to bring one of these forms of ID, as a photo from your phone's "Get" app won't cut it.

Packages received for resident students are processed through a tracking system for security and proper delivery. You'll receive a confirmation email from "neopostwts" at your Fisher address for every package you receive.

Here's a list of items that will be forwarded to your mailing address for six months: Magazine subscriptionsSubscription package servicesAmazon accountsVoter registrationBank statementsCredit card companiesMedical insurance carrier

Mail Distribution

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You can pick up your mail at the mailroom window during normal hours of operation, but you'll need a valid ID like your student ID or a government-issued photo ID.

Your student ID is the best option, as a phone "Get" app photo won't cut it.

You'll get an email notification at your Fisher address when you have mail, so keep an eye on that inbox.

Packages for resident students go through a tracking system for security and delivery, and you'll get a confirmation email from "neopostwts" when a package arrives.

Here are some things that might get sent to your mailroom address:

  • Magazine subscriptions
  • Subscription package services
  • Amazon accounts
  • Voter registration
  • Bank statements
  • Credit card companies
  • Medical insurance carrier

Don't rely on a shipper's email saying "delivery" - that doesn't mean the package is ready for pick-up.

Mailing Address

When mailing packages or sending mail to or from Hawk Hill or University City, it's essential to use the correct mailing address. All packages with a tracking number are recorded, and if a recipient is not identified, the tracking number will be used to ensure proper delivery.

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At Hawk Hill, packages will continue to be processed at Mail Services, and students must include their mailbox number on all letters and packages. The correct format for mail sent to Hawk Hill students is: Student Name (as listed in University Directory) SJU Hawk Hill Student 701 City Avenue Apt. #_______ Merion Station, PA 19066.

For students residing in specific residence halls, the mailing address is slightly different. The following residence halls must address all mail and packages to the Main Campus Mailroom: Ashwood Hall, Hogan Hall, LaFarge Residence Center, Lannon Hall, McShain Residence Center, Merion Gardens, Rashford Hall, Sourin Residence Center, Sullivan Hall, TownHouses, Villiger Hall, and Xavier Hall. Any off-campus location should also use this format.

Faculty, staff, and vendors at Hawk Hill should use the following format: Name (as listed in University Directory) SJU Hawk Hill Department 5600 City Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19131.

At University City, the mailing address for students is: Student Name (As listed in the University Directory, Nest) SJU UC Student 730 S 43rd St., Room 122 Philadelphia, PA 19104. Faculty, staff, and vendors should use a similar format, but with a different address.

Here's a list of the correct mailing addresses for different groups at Hawk Hill and University City:

Please note that packages and mail sent between campuses will be rerouted to the destination mailroom for notification, and routes will be on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in the early afternoon.

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