In order to properly conduct university business, Duke University requires
every student to keep accurate and current address information on file.
With the exception of addresses linked to campus post office boxes or
residence halls, students can update all of their own address information
via ACES Web.
There are several types of addresses that students are required to
keep up to date. The address usages and requirements are somewhat different
for undergraduate students versus graduate professional students:
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
Mailing Address: This is where university correspondence will
be sent during the academic year.
Permanent Home of Residence: This is where a student officially
resides while not in school. Official university mail will be sent
to this address in the summer and during school holidays. All bursar
invoices are sent to this address, regardless of time of year.
Local Residence: This is where a student physically resides
during the academic year.
Emergency Contact: This is the address used by the university
to locate a student-designated individual in the event of an emergency.
Both an address and phone number are required.
GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL STUDENTS
Mailing Address: This is where all university correspondence
and bursar bills will be sent to, regardless of time of year.
Local Residence: This is where a student physically resides
during the academic year. This is required only if different from
the mailing address.
Emergency Contact Address: This is the address used by the
University to locate a student-designated individual in the event
of an emergency. Both an address and phone number are required.
If the above required addresses are not current or correct, Duke University
reserves the right to place restrictions on students' records until
the addresses are updated.