Lockers are available for use on campus from September through May of the academic year, and cost $10 to rent.

The Commuter Chronicle is a student-operated newsletter.
It was created to inform all commuters of services on
campus and how they operate. In addition, the editorial
staff takes on issues that are relevant to the commuter
population, such as parking, health and food services.
If you are interested in joining our team, contact
commuterservices@manhattan.edu.

The Commuter Student Association (CSA) is a club
designed specifically for commuters who are interested
in taking a leadership role at the College. The CSA helps
address commuter students’ questions regarding the larger
campus experience.

The emergency protocols provide important information for commuter students about what to do in the event of severe weather.

Do you travel by train, car, bus, or walk to school? The 511 NY Rideshare is a way to save on money and gas and meet new people.

Full-time college students can save 25% on NJ Transit
Monthly Passes when their school participates in our
University Partnership Program.

Hudson Link is a premium bus service that connects Westchester and Rockland Counties, which also connects to Metro-North trains at both White Plains and Tarrytown. Hudson Link offers a significant fare discount to students attending within Rockland and Westchester Counties.

Held annually during Opening Weekend, the brunch
welcomes incoming commuters and transfer commuter
students to campus.

The Office of Commuter Services and Outreach wants our commuters to be prepared as they enter the workforce, graduate school or if they are contemplating moving off campus as a resi-commuter. 

The Bridging the Gap Workshop aims to bring together
resident and commuter students through thoughtful and
engaging programming.

Learn more about meal plans available for commuter students.

Parking permits are required for all campus parking facilities, and applications are available through the Public Safety Office. Permits for the fall semester are available during April and May of each year for a fee, and a member of our team will affix a parking decal to your vehicle.

If you don't live on campus, you aren't required to have a meal plan but we do offer two different commuter meal plans that you can optionally select. To sign up for a commuter meal plan, visit the ID Card office in Thomas Hall.

The Office of Student Engagement provides opportunities for student involvement through membership in clubs and organizations, and through participation in on-campus events and excursions off campus.

The mission of the Multicultural Center is to provide a space for all identities to thrive and share.

The Office of Financial Aid Administration provides a variety of services to students and their families, from help applying for financial aid to managing student employment on campus to offering resources on personal finance.

A key part of the Jasper experience is getting involved on campus. Our events calendar makes it easy for you to know when and where academic, co-curricular, professional development, religious and social events are happening.

Sign up for e2campus alerts to ensure that you are notified in the event of an emergency and/or weather situations that may interrupt scheduled classes or activities.

The City of New York’s 311 website and mobile app offer up-to-the-minute alerts on weather, subway service, parking information and more.

Jasperbooks is a program where commuters can borrow
textbooks for the entire semester, free of charge, and return
them at the end of the semester.

Commuter services has a limited number of laptops that you may borrow for a short period of time.