Mail Services delivers the mail (First Class mail, small packages, memos, and interdepartmental mail) at least once a day, but some departments will receive two deliveries. The times vary from location to location and can also be affected by late receipt from either of the two Post Offices which serve the University.

DELIVERY SCHEDULE

SAWYER

The Sawyer Mail Services Department receives mail and packages from the Stahl mail room around 11:30-12:30.  Deliveries commence once the mail is sorted to the entire building including the 20Ashburton Career Services Dept.  @1:30 a mail switch occurs with the other mail rooms to accommodate interoffice and various departmental mail and memos that are received during the day deliveries.  Finally a 3:00 delivery is done for both the 8 & 20 Ashburton Suffolk University locations.   

DONAHUE

The Donahue Mail Services receives mail by 9:15 a.m. and is finished sorting by 10:30 a.m. Deliveries begin on or before 10:30* to all departments served. @1:30 a mail switch occurs with the other mail rooms to accommodate interoffice and various departmental mail and memos that are received during the day deliveries. At 2:00 p.m. deliveries are made to the Fenton and Ridgeway buildings. A final pick up and delivery of mail to the Donahue building occurs at 3:00 p.m. (With the exception of Fridays, when the final pick up occurs at 2:30 p.m.).

SARGENT

The Sargent Hall Mail Services receives mail between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. Deliveries begin shortly after the mail is sorted*.  40 Court Street is delivered @ this time as well.  A final pick up of mail occurs at 3:30 p.m.

STAHL

The Stahl Mail Services Department receives mail around the times of 11:30-12:30 from USPS.  Packages from UPS, FedEx, TNT, and other affiliated courier systems arrive during the entire work day.  Deliveries are done tot he Suffolk University Departments after the mail is sorted and the packages are adequately recorded.  A mail switch is Done with the other Mail Services locations and an afternoon delivery is done @ 2:00.  A courier deliveries to the New England School of Art and Design midday. 

PACKAGE DELIVERY

It is the policy of the Campus Mail Services to obtain a signature when delivering packages. In some cases, the person delivering packages will release the package without a signature at the discretion of Mail Services.

Please note:

• Campus Mail Services does not have the equipment to deliver packages weighing more than 25 lbs. Departments receiving such packages will be notified by Mail Services and are responsible for arranging delivery through the Facilities Department.
• Mail Services will not be responsible for personal packages; it is the responsibility of the recipient to pick up their packages. Please note, Mail Services will not deliver these packages.
• Mail Services does not deliver any computer equipment. Due to the size and cost of computer equipment we ask that your department pick it up promptly.
• Campus Mail Services also does not deliver to the Dormitories.  Dorm mailing or memos need to be arranged through the Residence Life offices. 

* These times are subject to change on days when the mail delivery from U.S.P.S. is late, mail volume is heavy, a day after a holiday or the day after an official school closing.