At Pitt-Johnstown, commuting students have the option of signing to be a commuter-in-residence. By doing so, they have a room on campus where they can study, store belongings, and interact with residential students.
First-year commuter students are assigned to one of the five first year student communities: Laurel, Maple, and Oak. Upper-class commuter students are assigned to Heather or Larkspur Lodge. All commuter rooms are free of charge. A commuter student shares a room with approximately five other commuter students (upperclass students share a room with more than 5). As commuters-in-residence, students are issued a room/locker key. Inside the room, commuters share the following: study desks and chairs, campus telephone, and a MicroFridge. The rooms are available every class day from 6:00 am to Midnight. Students are not permitted to remain overnight in commuter rooms.
