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On this page: Lost and Found, Access to Campus Facilities
Lost and Found
The Washington University Lost and Found is
located in the Campus Police Department, first floor Lien Residence
Hall. All buildings and offices are encouraged to forward any
"found" items to the Lost and Found in order to maintain a central
location for persons seeking lost property. A database of items
reported missing will be kept and cross-checked with items turned in.
The identified owners will be notified promptly and arrangements will
be made to return the property. Any unidentifiable or unclaimed
property will be held for 45 days and then disposed of. Items may
be sent to Campus Box 1038.
Washington University comprises many buildings
and several off-campus locations, that serve varied functions and
satisfy the diverse needs of its students, faculty, and staff.
The University's Safety & Security Committee conducts a semiannual
review of the campus to make recommendations on lighting, emergency
phones, landscaping, signage and other safety issues and prepares an
annual report, or on request, special reports to the Administration.
Facilities are readily accessible to students, faculty, and staff during normal working hours. Access to most facilities is limited after normal working hours and on weekends. Employees, students, student organizations, and other individuals affiliated with Washington University may request permission to use portions of the facilities for nonacademic events in the manner provided for in Bearings, the student handbook, the employee manual, or by contacting the Office of Event Services at 935-5234.
The Washington University residence halls are locked 24 hours a day. Access is controlled by electronic card readers. To gain entrance, an individual must use an authorized Washington University identification card. This system is monitored by the Washington University Police Department 24 hours a day. For more information regarding electronic card access and to view a list of building hours, click here:
http://facilities.wustl.edu/buildaccess.html
If a classroom, office, or meeting space is physically inaccessible, contact the Disability Resource Center for information and assistance at 935-4062 (VOICE/TTY).