North Campus Communities FAQ
The North Campus Communities FAQ Page was last updated on July 6, 2023 at 1:30 p.m.
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General Information about North Campus Communities
The NCC Information Desk is staffed from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. to answer student questions or if they get locked out of their room.
Location: NCC first floor under the "welcome" sign.
Phone: 208-885-8622
If you are locked out of your room after 7 p.m. please contact the RA on-call number located around the NCC.
North Campus Communities, or NCC, is University of Idaho’s latest residence hall option. Close to the main campus, the NCCs offer students a more independent living arrangement where they can easily come and go. Living at the North Campus Communities is a great next step for students wanting more independence and the benefits of living in a residence hall. Students will still have access to support, campus resources and event programming.
Street Address:
U of I North Campus Communities
101 Baker St.
Moscow, ID
83843
No, University of Idaho has leased the entire property which was formally known as the FairBridge Inn. All existing buildings have been converted into the North Campus Communities, an official residence hall and part of University of Idaho housing.
This is an exciting opportunity for returning and transfer students to live in a residence hall while retaining a level of independence. The NCC is amongst our most affordable residence hall options. It provides the benefits of residence life and includes additional amenities.
The NCC is part of the U of I Moscow campus. Students living at the NCC will have access to the same activities, services and opportunities as students living in our existing residence halls. This includes having Resident Assistant living at the NCC and an Area Coordinator/Resident Director offering supervision and support to our students.
Possibly, both single and double rooms are offered at the NCC. If you choose a double room, you should expect to have a roommate.
Each room in the NCC will be fully furnished with extra-long twin beds, two wardrobes or one wardrobe and one dresser*, one desk, desk chair, mini fridge and a microwave.
*For rooms with one wardrobe and one dresser, the expectation is that one resident uses the wardrobe and dresser inside the wardrobe while the other student uses the free standing dresser and the hanging space inside the closet.
Check-in and Check-out will look the same at the NCC as it does for other residence halls. Please visit our Move In page for more information.
Fall Break - Yes, all residence halls remain open during fall break.
Winter Break - NCC is closed during winter break. Please fill out our request form to stay elsewhere on campus during winter break.
Spring Break - Yes, all residence halls remain open during spring break.
Summer Break - NCC is closed during summer break.
You can pick up your mail/packages 24/7 at the Living Learning Communities Information Desk. The LLC Information Desk is located at 901 Paradise Creek Street LLC Building 2. You will be sent your student mailing address in mid-July.
There is a dumpster located on the Northwest corner of the parking lot.
Parking and Transportation at North Campus Communities
Yes. NCC residents who wish to park at NCC will request a parking permit online at uidaho.aimsparking.com from U of I’s Parking and Transportation Services.
Absolutely! There are plenty of bike racks at the North Campus Communities as well as around campus and Moscow. Students are encouraged to lock their bikes up when not in use.
Yes, The NCC permit is only for the designated parking spaces at the NCC. Students wishing to park at other campus locations may purchase an orange, red or blue traditional parking permit online at uidaho.aimsparking.com from U of I’s Parking and Transportation Services.
Yes. The approximate walking time to The Eatery is about 15 minutes.
Yes. A convenient SMART Transit stop is located just feet away from the North Campus Communities. SMART Transit buses can take you all over Moscow including campus, downtown and retail areas. Travel to The Eatery takes about 20 minutes. For more information on SMART Transit please visit the SMART Transit webpage.
Yes, The NCC permit is only for the designated parking spaces at the NCC. Students wishing to park at other campus locations may purchase an orange, red or blue traditional parking permit online at uidaho.aimsparking.com from U of I’s Parking and Transportation Services.
No. Silver parking permits are reserved for residents in Wallace, Tower, LLCs and McConnell. NCC residents are eligible to purchase an orange, red or blue traditional parking permit if they wish to park at other campus locations.
Only individuals with an NCC parking permit can park in the NCC parking lot. Guest parking at NCC is typically available on the adjacent streets.
Yes. As part of U of I Moscow campus, all NCC residents will have access to the free PIT Crew Services.
Safety at North Campus Communities
The NCC is a part of the University of Idaho campus. Therefore, security at the NCC will function as it does for all of campus.
Yes, because the NCC is a part of the University of Idaho campus, SafeWalk is provided by Campus Security to all U of I students and employees. Information on the Safe Walk Program can be found on the Safe Walk Web Page.
Yes. As student safety is our highest priority on the U of I campus, a variety of security services will patrol the NCC, including campus security, the Moscow Police and private security firms.
Meal Plans at North Campus Communities
Yes. Though a complimentary continental breakfast is served 7 days a week for convenience, a residential meal plan is still required. A variety of meal plans are available to accommodate varying resident schedules and dietary restrictions. To learn more about available NCC meal plans and campus dining options please visit the Idaho Eats page.
Exclusive to the NCC, breakfast will include an assortment of grab-n-go items such as bagels, pastries, cereal, yogurt, fruit, milk, juice and more. While residents of North Campus Communities may still choose to dine at The Eatery or elsewhere for breakfast, the continental breakfast provides students with a quick and convenient breakfast option.
Continental breakfast will be available in the NCC lobby 7-days a week from 7-9:30 a.m.
Amenities at North Campus Communities
Students can pick up their mail at the LLC Information Desk located in Living Learning Community Building 2.
A VandalCard or other form of identification is required to pick up mail.
All students have an assigned MSC number which is unique to the student. The MSC number is required for the student to receive mail. Any mail that does not have the student's name and MSC number will be returned to sender. Students with a fall booking will be sent their MSC number for receiving packages in late July. This information will also be provided when they check into their room.
If a student wishes to have mail sent to be ready for move-in, they can start sending mail to their student mailing address 10 days prior to move-in day.
Student Mailing Address:
Student Name
MSC #____
901 Paradise Creek Street
Moscow ID 83843
Yes. Every room in the NCC has air conditioning and will feature a thermostat to control the room’s climate.
Yes. Every room features a private bathroom for roommates to share. As with our residence halls which include a private bathroom, residents will be responsible for cleaning and providing toiletries such as soap, shampoo and toilet paper.
Yes. Laundry facilities can be found onsite and are free for NCC residents. Students are required to provide their own high-efficiency laundry detergent.
As part of U of I Moscow campus, all NCC residents will have access to the university’s WiFi networks.
No, the swimming pool will not be utilized at this time.