Residence Life
Resident Student Services
Dining
Services
Lewis
University and Sodexho Food Services have created one of the
most flexible food programs available on any college campus. Resident
students use a magnetic strip on their ID card to access their
meal plan. The magnetic strip contains the retail dollars available
to the student. The dollar value will vary depending on the meal
plan the student selects. The amount of each purchase is deducted
from the card and the remaining balance is represented on the
receipt. Weekly meal plan is credited every Friday morning.
Students who commute may also purchase annual meal cards (minimum
purchase of $15.00) in the Business Office.
Hours of Operation:
Dining Room
("Charlie's Place")
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| Monday
- Friday: |
Saturday
& Sunday: |
| Breakfast |
7:00 a.m. -
10:00 a.m. |
Continental
Breakfast |
9:30
a.m. -
11:00 a.m. |
| Continental
Breakfast |
7:00
a.m. -
11:15 a.m. |
Brunch |
11:00
a.m. -
1:00 p.m. |
| Lunch
|
11:15
a.m. -
1:15 p.m. |
Dinner |
4:30
p.m. -
5:30 p.m. |
Dinner
(Monday-Thursday) |
5:00
p.m. -
6:30 p.m. |
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| Dinner
(Friday) |
4:00
p.m. -
5:30 p.m. |
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Courtyard Café
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| Monday - Friday |
7:00 a.m. - 11:00
a.m. |
| Saturday |
7:00 a.m. -
1:00 p.m. |
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Flyers' Den
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| Monday - Friday |
11:00 a.m. - Midnight |
| Saturday - Sunday |
3:00 p.m. - Midnight |
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Common Grounds
Holiday
and break hours will be posted.
For
more information, contact Sodexho Management
Services at (815)
838-0500 extension 5387.
Internet Service
Each residence room provides one Internet port per resident
student to which a computer equipped with an Ethernet card may
be
connected, using a Cat5 cable. Cables and cards may be purchased
at the Lewis University Bookstore. Students will be required
to register when they connect to the network. Students must
abide by the current Acceptable Use Policy on file in Student
Services.
The Romeoville Campus also has Wireless Internet Nodes (WIN).
The wireless network can be used in the Academic/Science Building,
Benilde Hall,
Chapel,
Charlie’s Place (Cafeteria),
Common Grounds,
Courtyard Café,
De La Salle Hall (Academic Area),
Fitness Center (Common Area), Flyer’s Den,
Information Booth,
Library (1st and 2nd floors),
LRC (3rd floor),
Pavilion Recreation Center (Common Area),
South Hall (Academic Area),
Student Union (Main Floor)
. Access to the WIN is
free-of-charge, but students must register to get a login and
password. No campus
printers are wireless enabled.
Computer Labs
Public computer labs are available for student use during the
semester. The Lab in the Library is open the most hours, but
open hours for each lab will be posted. Network printers are
available in these labs.
Email Account
Each student at Lewis University is provided an e-mail account,
which is normally created during the first week of the semester.
Important information (such as registration information and
PIN numbers, event announcements, etc.) will be sent to the
student’s
Lewis email account and this account should be accessed and
managed regularly. Students who need assistance in accessing
or managing
their Lewis University email accounts should contact the
Help Desk (helpdesk@lewisu.edu,
x5950 on campus, or (815) 836-5950 from off campus).
University Phone Service
Each residential room has one phone jack to which students may
connect a telephone. This phone is assigned a four-digit campus
extension, from which students may call any other 4-digit University
number at no charge, and free local phone calls within a 10 miles
radius.
Students who wish to use this phone line for calling off-campus
must set up an individual billing account with our student telephone
service company, Resicom (go to www.resi.com; under Specific
College Information, type in Lewis). Students with a Resicom account
will
receive a personal 7-digit authorization code, which enables
them to dial off-campus.
Lewis University provides a free voicemail system to all campus
extensions.
While some students choose to connect answering machines to their
phone lines, voice
mail will still take messages when the line is busy. Voice
mail is also used to notify residential students of important announcements.
University Television Service
Each residential room has one jack to which students may connect
a cable-ready television, using a coax cable (12' length is recommended).
This service offers a wide variety of programming, including
a premium cable channel, sports, food, music, and local programming.
It is advisable to bring the original remote control for the
television to access the menu that programs cable channels.
Lewis
University Bookstore
Lewis'
bookstore is operated by Follett and is located
in De La Salle Hall of the Romeoville campus.
The bookstore sells textbooks and various merchandise with the
Lewis University logo. You
may
also contact the Lewis
University Bookstore by calling (815) 836-5401.
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