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HOUSING RESOURCES
Student and Parent Resources
We’ve compiled a list of resources for your needs while you are a student at UC Santa Cruz. Parents and guardians are welcome to utilize the information below, as well, but we strongly encourage students to take the initiative and conduct their affairs themselves while they attend college.
For general information, such as billing, meal plans, important dates, policies and contracts, room rates, and other important information the UCSC-wide Campus Housing Office is an excellent place to find answers.
For any information specific to Crown College you can contact our Housing Coordinator. General questions can often be answered by our office staff at the Housing and Residential Education Office, located in the Merrill Plaza Building under the old Viva’s Restaurant.
You are currently on our Housing and Residential Education Office’s website, but if you’d like to contact us via phone you can call our front desk at (831) 459-5689. Our Office Coordinator or Student Office Assistants can answer many questions, or direct you to the appropriate resources. Our office is located in the Merrill Plaza, below the old Viva’s Restaurant. Our hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm.
Crown College Professional and Student Staff:​
For a complete list of our staff members and their contact information please visit our staff directory.
Postal Services:
Every student living on campus has a mailbox located at their affiliated college. Your box number will be assigned to you a day or two after you move into your housing. Packages may be received via your mailbox. The mailroom for Crown College is located near the Crown Circle, right across from the Academic building. Please contact crowncollege@ucsc.edu if you have any questions regarding mail or mailboxes at Crown.Â
The University has created a page specifically for parents and guardians. The information provided on this website is tailored to the needs and concerns of parents and guardians and therefore is an excellent resource.