By Joseph Garcia —
By 9 a.m. cars had already started to steadily flow into residential parking lots as the new freshmen class moved into their dorms. Unlike the soggy move-in last year, Aug. 15 was looking to be nothing but clear skies and lots of heat.
All over campus the sound of large mail carts rolling over asphalt and sidewalk bumps seemed to never end.
Services Vice President and Unitas Hall Residential Advisor Lydia Burns said that although the morning was seemingly pretty slow, more than 200 students were about to flood in.