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Attention, all student employees! Starting June 3, you’ll notice that the Tufts Employee Self-Service portal (or eServe) has a new look. You’ll still be able to access important payroll and benefits information, but through a more modern and user-friendly interface! This short (5-minute) video will show you what to expect when the new interface is live. 

Are you a new undergraduate student with a question about living on campus?  Check out our list of frequently asked questions and answers!  Find out:

• Who is required to live on campus? Who is guaranteed campus housing?
• How are first year housing assignments conducted? How are roommates selected?
• Who are the people in the residential community who can help if I need anything?
• What should I bring to campus? What am I allowed to bring into the residence halls?
• And many more!

View our list of Frequently Asked Questions about Living on Campus

The Committee on Student Conduct (CSC) is a standing committee of the schools of Arts and Sciences and Engineering composed of students, faculty, and staff. It operates according to the Student Conduct Resolution Procedure. The primary function of a member of the CSC is to act as a hearing panelist to resolve complaints of alleged violations of University policy by a student, former student, or a student organization. The Office of Community Standards is now accepting applications to the CSC. Students across all schools and of all backgrounds, identities, and lived experiences are encouraged to apply.

Learn More and Apply to be a Member of the CSC