Mail/Phone and Cable Television Services
Mail Services
Students who are residing on-campus during the fall, spring, and summer semesters may utilize the Resident Student Mailroom. New students will receive a mailbox that they may utilize during semesters that they are residing on campus. The mailboxes are located in the lower level of Kings Hall. The mailroom hours will be posted. The package containing your room assignment will also include your mailing address. Your mailing address is as follows (your box number is the only thing that may change):
Kings Hall Box #_______
720 Northern Boulevard
C.W. Post Campus
Brookville, NY 11548-1300
If you decide that you are not coming back to reside on-campus, you must change your address. It is the campus policy not to forward mail. So, if you have credit card bills and magazine subscriptions, inform them that you will be moving and give them your new address. If you do not inform them, the campus will not take responsibility for what happens to your mail.
Please be advised that the address correction forms are available at the Greenvale Post Office. All that is necessary on your part is for you to contact anyone who sends you mail especially creditors and magazine subscriptions to inform them of your impending move. We recommend that you tell inform such places immediately because it takes 3 to 6 weeks for this information to be accepted by their systems.
Phone and Cable Television Services
In conjunction with Cablevision lightpath, Inc. and Paetec, Long Island University provides telephone and television service to the Residence Halls.
How does it work?
Both services are active in your room and can be accessed by plugging your telephone and television into the communications outlet on the wall. The outlet also has communication services capability for connection to the Academic Computing Network. For more Network Information, please call Information Technology at 516-299-2478.
What you will need
- Telephone
- Television set–if your television is cable ready, you will need a coaxial cable for the cable television connection. If your television is not cable ready, you will need a converter box in addition to a coaxial cable.
Benefits of the service
- There is no charge for the cable television service!
- Each room has a seven-digit telephone number and voice mailbox!
- There is no charge for the voicemail or on-campus calls!
To receive an authorization phone code
- No sign up is necessary! Services are ready and active when you arrive on campus! When you arrive to campus, you will receive your Personal Billing Number (PBN).
- Once you begin using PAETEC services, you can access all your account information at www.campuslink.paetec.com
To set-up your voicemail
- Dial 1000
- Press #
- Enter mailbox number (last four digits of your campus phone number)
- Press 1111 and follow the automated attendant
C.W. Post Phone and Cable Help Line
- The C.W. Post Help Line is a 24 hour automated system designed to answer voicemail concerns. The Help Line can only be accessed from an on-campus phone at extension 4357 (HELP).
How to place a call
- On campus: Dial the last four digits of the telephone number.
- Local Calls (are code 516): Dial 9 + seven digit telephone number + your seven digit authorization code.
- Long Distance Calls: Dial 9 + area code + seven digit telephone number + seven digit authorization code
- International Calls: Dial 9 + country code + city code + telephone number + seven digit authorization code.
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