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Lockers
Lockers are assigned at no cost. However
each student is required to purchase a
padlock for the locker at his or her own
expense. Padlocks are not provided by the
law school. Lockers are assigned for student
use throughout the 2017-2018 academic
year beginning August 14, 2017.
Students may use their assigned locker while
a student at the law school, provided they
keep their lock attached during their three or
four years of attendance. Students should
not remove their locks during the summer
months. Lockers without locks will be
considered abandoned, their contents
removed, and reassigned to another student.
Any student who withdraws, takes a leave of
absence or otherwise chooses not to
continue using the assigned locker must
notify the Security Office immediately.
January graduates must remove the contents
of their lockers by March 1, May graduates
by June 1, and September graduates by
September 1. Contents not removed will be
considered abandoned property and will be
removed from locker.
Lockers may not be transferred or
exchanged with any other student.
Unauthorized use of lockers is not
permitted. Students should be careful with
laptops and other valuable personal
belongings. Suffolk University is not insured
to cover thefts of students' personal
belongings and cannot be responsible for
such losses. Please take this into account
when storing personal belongings in lockers.
Lockers numbered 1-584 are located on the
first floor; lockers numbered 585-1002 are
located on the second floor; and lockers
numbered 1003-1546 are located on the
third floor.
Any student who forgets his or her locker
combination and requires the assistance of
the Facilities department will be charged a
$20 service fee for padlock removal.
To request a locker click
hereOff Campus Housing Office
Suffolk University’s
Off-Campus Housing Office(OCHO) will provide you with the
resources you need to successfully find your
new home in Boston. The department can
offer students roommate listings as well as
provide pointers on identifying which
neighborhood best suits you, locating
available apartments, working with realtors,
and signing a lease. Staff members also
share advice on budgeting your housing
needs and knowing your rights as a tenant in
Greater Boston.