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University Station Post Office closed until Aug. 18

May 19, 2013

Due to the impact of the East Campus Drive construction and some planned renovations, the University Station Post Office will be closed from May 20 to Aug. 18, 2013.

The Post Office Boxes will still be serviced during this closure, and any impact as a result of the remodeling will be minimal. Postal and shipping services are available in the basement of the Bookstore, and stamps are available at all Campus Copy Centers.

For more information, contact Thomas Roylance at ext. 2-6023.

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