Fall 2026 Move-Out & Spring 2027 Move-In
Office of Residence Life & Housing
Preparing for a New Chapter in Eagle Nation!
As the Fall 2026 semester comes to a close, Coppin State University is preparing for an exciting new beginning in Spring 2027!
This winter marks an important milestone for our residential community as we prepare to welcome students to Thurgood Marshall Hall, our newest residence hall, opening in January 2027.
Whether you're preparing to leave campus for winter break, transitioning from the historic Lord Baltimore Hotel, or getting ready to move into your spring housing assignment, the Office of Residence Life and Housing is here to help you navigate the process.
Please review the information below for important move-out deadlines, Spring 2027 move-in dates, and relocation instructions.
We look forward to welcoming you home to Eagle Nation!
Important Move-Out Deadline
As the Fall 2026 semester concludes, all residential students are expected to complete their move-out within 24 hours of their last final examination.
Final Move-Out Deadline: Wednesday, December 16, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.
Students must depart within 24 hours of completing their last final examination or by the final move-out deadline, whichever occurs first.
Preparing for Your Departure
Before leaving for winter break, students should review all checkout information provided by the Office of Residence Life and Housing and their assigned residential community.
Please remember to:
- Review your assigned move-out deadline.
- Follow the checkout instructions provided by Residence Life and Housing staff.
- Prepare your room and personal belongings for departure.
- Complete any required checkout procedures before leaving.
- Monitor your Coppin email for additional instructions or updates.
Important for Lord Baltimore Hotel Residents: Students approved to transition to Thurgood Marshall Hall should follow their separate packing and moving instructions. Please do not assume that the standard move-out procedures apply to belongings scheduled for professional relocation.
For questions or assistance, please contact the Office of Residence Life and Housing at housing@coppin.edu or (410) 951-6399.
Welcome to Your New Home!
A new chapter of campus living begins this January!
Coppin State University is excited to welcome residents to Thurgood Marshall Hall, our new 350-bed residence hall, for the Spring 2027 semester.
To support an organized move-in experience, students assigned to Thurgood Marshall Hall will move in according to their assigned floor.
Official Spring 2027 Move-In Schedule
| Assigned Floors | Move-In Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Floors 1–3 | Friday, January 22, 2027 | 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. |
| Floors 4–5 | Saturday, January 23, 2027 | 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. |
Important Reminders
Students should:
- Confirm their assigned residence hall and floor before arriving.
- Plan to arrive during their designated move-in date and time.
- Have their Coppin State University student ID or other required identification available.
- Review any additional check-in and building access instructions communicated by Residence Life and Housing.
- Monitor their Coppin email for housing assignment updates and further arrival information.
Please Note: The schedule above is for students assigned to Thurgood Marshall Hall. Students assigned to other university housing locations should follow the move-in instructions provided for their specific residence.
Spring 2027 Semester
Spring 2027 classes begin on Tuesday, January 26, 2027.
We look forward to welcoming our Eagles back to campus for an exciting semester!
Lord Baltimore Hotel to Thurgood Marshall Hall: Your Next Chapter Awaits!
We're Making Your Move Easier!
- Coppin State University is excited to help eligible incoming freshmen currently residing at the historic Lord Baltimore Hotel transition to their new home at Thurgood Marshall Hall for Spring 2027.
- We understand that moving can be a significant undertaking, especially between semesters. That's why the University is providing additional support to make the transition as smooth and convenient as possible.
What Students Can Expect
- Complimentary Packing Materials
- Students transitioning from the Lord Baltimore Hotel to Thurgood Marshall Hall will receive packing materials at no cost to assist with preparing their belongings for relocation.
- Professional Moving Services
- Professional movers will transport students' packed belongings from the Lord Baltimore Hotel to Thurgood Marshall Hall over winter break.
- Additional Relocation Instructions
- The Office of Residence Life and Housing will communicate additional details about packing procedures, timelines, housing assignments, and move-in instructions directly to participating students.
What Should Students Do Now?
Students participating in the transition should:
- Monitor their Coppin email for official relocation instructions.
- Review all packing information provided by Residence Life and Housing.
- Prepare their belongings according to the instructions they receive.
- Follow their assigned move-out procedures before winter break.
- Review their Spring 2027 housing assignment and move-in schedule before returning to campus.
Welcome to Your New Home!
This transition represents an exciting milestone in the growth of our residential community. We are looking forward to welcoming students from the historic Lord Baltimore Hotel to Thurgood Marshall Hall and helping them begin a new chapter of their Coppin experience.
Questions about your relocation?
Contact the Office of Residence Life and Housing at housing@coppin.edu or (410) 951-6399.
Before You Arrive: Spring 2027 Move-In Checklist
A little preparation can make move-in day much easier! Before traveling to your assigned residence, make sure you have the information and materials needed for a smooth check-in experience.
Be Prepared With:
- Your Coppin State University student ID or required identification.
- Your confirmed Spring 2027 housing assignment.
- Your assigned move-in date and time.
- Access to your Coppin email.
- Any housing-related documents or building access instructions provided by Residence Life and Housing.
- Your personal belongings and other approved residential essentials.
Students transitioning from the Lord Baltimore Hotel should also review their individual relocation instructions and confirm any additional steps required before arriving at Thurgood Marshall Hall.
If you have questions about your assignment or move-in arrangements, contact the Office of Residence Life and Housing before your scheduled arrival.
Moving Assistance and Support
The Office of Residence Life and Housing is committed to helping students experience a smooth transition into their Spring 2027 housing assignments.
Students moving into Thurgood Marshall Hall should review their official move-in instructions for information regarding check-in procedures, unloading, moving assistance, and available resources.
Lord Baltimore Hotel Relocation Support
Students transitioning from the Lord Baltimore Hotel to Thurgood Marshall Hall will receive complimentary packing materials and professional moving services for their packed belongings over winter break.
Students should follow the relocation instructions provided directly by the Office of Residence Life and Housing.
Please continue to check your Coppin email for detailed moving and arrival instructions.
What Not To Bring
- Live pets (except fish in a 10 gallon or smaller tank)
- Hot plates
- Hot pots
- Coffee makers
- Keurigs
- Illegal items
- Weapons of any kind
- Drugs and drug paraphernalia
- Halogen lamps
- Candles
- Candle warmers
- Incense
- Gasoline
- Flammable materials
- Space heaters of any kind
- Separate AC units
- Large furniture of any kind
- Electric Kettle
- Hoverboards or Electric scooters
What to Bring
Your residence hall is your home for the entire academic year. Be sure to bring supplies you need to thrive.
- Twin XL sheets
- Alarm clock
- Laptop or desktop computer
- Clothes and hangers
- Pillows
- Desk lamp
- Command strips
- UL-approved extension cords
- Television*
- ROKU or ROKU enabled device*
- Game console(s)
- Decorative items
* Cable is powered by XFINITY On Campus - a digital cable experience. The cable can be streamed on your computer, laptop, phone, tablet, or TV. Learn more at the XFINITY website.
- Shower shoes
- Shower caddy (to hold your shower and personal items)
- Makeup mirrors
- Floor mats
- Cleaning supplies (mop, broom, dustpan, disinfectant, surface cleaner)
- Trashcan
- Hair dryer
- Laundry supplies (i.e. detergent, dryer sheets, etc.)
- Medication(s) with a lockable box
- Lotion(s)
- Deodorant
- Shampoo and conditioner
- Feminine hygiene products (i.e. menstrual cups, tampons, maxipads, etc.)
- Dental hygiene products (i.e. toothbrush, toothpaste, mouthwash, floss, etc.)
- Wash cloths and towels
- Toilet paper
Students are responsible for the cleaning and upkeep of their room, suite, and bathroom. Suggested cleaning supplies include:
- Broom
- Mop
- Cleaning cloths
- Toilet bowl cleaner
- Toilet brush
- Disinfectant spray
- Multipurpose cleaning spray
- Disinfectant surface cleaner
- Refrigerator (no larger than 3.6 cubic feet)
- Microwave (wattage no stronger than 700 watts)
Class Registration
To live on campus, each resident must be registered full-time for at least 12 credits. We've housed a lot of students, so we suggest registering for at least 15 credits to stay on track to graduation. On move-in day, students not registered for a full-time schedule will not be able to pick up their keys.
Contact First Year Experience for help registering for classes.
Vaccination Records
The State of Maryland requires all residential students at Maryland colleges and universities to provide proof of Meningitis vaccinations or a waiver declining that vaccine. Coppin State University also requires the Hepatitis B vaccination for residence on campus. You must provide proof and clearance of Hepatitis B vaccination as well as proof of your clearance, or waiver declining Meningitis no later than a week before move-in to be able to move on campus. Coppin State University no longer requires proof of Covid-19 vaccination to live on campus or a negative Covid-19 test prior to moving in to the residence halls.
Student Medical Exemption Request - Call: 410-951-4188
Email: healthcenter@coppin.edu Online: www.coppin.edu/coronavirus
Student Religious Exemption Request Call 410-951-3593
Email:sjordan@coppin.edu Online: www.coppin.edu/coronavirus
Student Accounts and Billing
Pay your Fall 2026 tuition and fees, including room and board by Friday, September 25th 2026. You must pay in full or set up a payment plan by this date or you risk Coppin canceling your classes and room assignment.
Students with unpaid balances must provide proof of enrollment in the university payment plan in order to receive a key at move-in.
Reach out to Bursar/Student Accounts with any questions at (410) 951-3677.
Moving Carts & Move-In Assistance
Coppin-provided moving carts will be available at move-in locations.
Because carts must be shared among many students and families, please:
- Keep belongings organized before arriving
- Load and unload efficiently
- Do not keep a cart inside your student's room
- Return carts immediately after unloading
Families may also choose to bring a personal dolly or cart if desired.
Parking & Unloading
Parking and unloading procedures depend on your student's housing location.
Do not assume that all residents should report directly to Coppin's main campus.
Students living at hotels and university-affiliated residential communities should follow the instructions listed under Where Do I Go? above.
Dedmond & Daley
Use Lot F (Talon Lot) and report to the Talon Center.
Lord Baltimore
Begin at the front of the hotel and follow staff directions to the loading area.
Sonesta
Begin at the front hotel entrance and follow hotel parking instructions.
733 West Pratt
Use available street parking.
500W
Use the designated garage entrance.
The Social
Begin in the front loop and then use the rear lot for a maximum 30-minute unloading period.
UniqueNest
Use available street parking at the assigned building.
MICA
Report first to MICA Gateway and use MICA's designated loading/unloading areas.
Redwood Campus Center
Use available street parking.
Parking and Driving Directions
Move-in parking is available on lots E, and F
Driving Directions
2500 W. North Avenue
Baltimore, Maryland 21216-3698
From the North
- Take I-95 South to Baltimore Beltway I-695 West
- Follow I-695 West to Exit 23 (Rt. 83 South)
- Take I-83 South to Exit 6 (North Avenue)
- Turn Right and go to 2500 West North Avenue
From the South
- Take I-95 North to Baltimore Exit 50 (North Caton Ave.)
- Please note that Caton Ave. turns into Hilton St, then Hilton Pkwy, then Hilton St again
- Turn right on North Avenue from Hilton St
- Follow for a few blocks to 2500 West North Avenue
From the East
- Take US Rt 40 West (Pulaski Hwy) to North Fulton St
- Pulaski Hwy turns into Fayette St
- Turn right on North Fulton St and follow to North Avenue.
- Turn left on North Avenue and go to the 2500 West Block
From the West
- Take I-70 East to I-695 South and follow to Exit 15 (Rt 40 East).
- From Rt 40, turn right onto Hilton Parkway-Hilton Parkway eventually turns into Hilton St.
- Turn right on North Avenue and follow to the 2500 West Block
Students living at off-campus residential locations should use the address listed for their assigned property rather than navigating to Coppin's main campus.
Move-In Weekend NSO Programming Schedule
Thursday, August 20, 2026
7:00 AM | Shuttles to Coppin main campus begin
7:00 AM | Dining Hall Open | Talon Center Dining Hall
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Optional: Open Hours for Financial Aid, Billing, Registrar, Books, Tech Support | Main Campus
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Optional: Prep for 1st Day of Classes | Led by Resident Assistants
2:00 PM – 6:00 PM | Class T-shirt Air Brushing – Last Chance! | Outside Talon Center
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM | Summer Concert Sponsored by IA | South Quad
9:00 PM | Dining Hall Closes | Talon Center Dining Hall
Friday, August 21, 2026
7:00 AM | Shuttles to Coppin main campus begin
7:00 AM | Dining Hall Open | Talon Center Dining Hall
11:30 AM – 2:00 PM | Student Personal Essentials & Toiletries Giveaway (Sponsored by Black College Today, Inc.; Open to all students) | Talon Center Lobby
12:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Optional: Open Hours for Financial Aid, Billing, Registrar, Books, Tech Support | Main Campus
12:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Optional: Prep for 1st Day of Classes | Led by Resident Assistants
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM | Optional: Open Gym | PEC Aux 109
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM | Optional: E-Sports Room Tours | PEC
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM | Optional: Game Room | Tawes Student Center
8:00 PM – 9:30 PM | Optional: Movie Night Sponsored by Soar Squad | South Quad
9:00 PM | Dining Hall Closes | Talon Center Dining Hall
Saturday, August 22, 2026 (All Students)
7:00 AM | Shuttles to Coppin main campus begin
10:00 AM | Dining Hall Opens | Talon Center Dining Hall
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM | Required: Get to know your leaders (Hosted by SGA, Royal Court, CAB) | JWJ Auditorium
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | Optional: Vibes I just want to chill | Talon Center Dining Hall
8:00 PM | Dining Hall Closes | Talon Center Dining Hall
Sunday, August 23, 2026 (All Students)
7:00 AM | Shuttles to Coppin main campus begin
10:00 AM | Dining Hall Opens | Talon Center Dining Hall
11:30AM | Required: Community Service / Civic Engagement – CSU Day of Service | Talon Center
4:30 PM – 6:30 PM | Dinner | Dining Hall
Talon Dining Hall
Hours of Operations:
Monday-Friday
- Breakfast: 7:00am - 10:00am
- Continental Breakfast: 10:00am - 11:30am
- Lunch: 11:30am - 2:00pm
- Lite Lunch: 2:00pm - 4:30pm
- Dinner: 4:30pm - 9:00pm
Saturday & Sunday
- Brunch: 10:00am - 2:00pm
- Lite Fare: 2:00pm - 4:30pm
- Dinner: 4:30pm - 8:00pm