Students move into Cal U

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Members of Acacia and Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternities help move new students into the Cal U residence halls during the annual Move-In Day.

Cal U Public Relations
August 27, 2015

Aug. 21 was Move-In Day at Cal U. In keeping with tradition, volunteer students and staff were on hand to welcome first-year students and help them move in to the main-campus residence halls. Move-In Day also marked the start of Cal U for Life New Student Orientation, a series of workshops and activities that helps first-year students meet their classmates and explore Cal U programs and services. Orientation ended Aug. 23 with a New Student Convocation and a candlelight ceremony on the Quad, followed by fireworks.

Taylor Shenk, a freshman from Carlisle, Pa., shares a light moment with Interim University President Geraldine Jones during the annual Move-In Day.
Taylor Shenk, a freshman from Carlisle, Pa., shares a light moment with Interim University President Geraldine Jones during the annual Move-In Day.

Fast Facts:

  • Cal U is welcoming more than 1,200 freshmen and transfer students to campus this year.

  • Nearly 150 volunteers helped first-year students move in to the residence halls.

  • The  freshman   class  includes students from 20 U.S. states (including Pennsylvania) and nine countries (including the U.S.).