All students have access to the Internet, basic cable television and local telephone service either in their bedroom or in their apartment living room. Long-distance telephone is not provided in any of our housing options, so a phone card is a good option if you do not have a cell phone.

If residents want access to our services they are responsible for providing Ethernet cords or wireless cards, cable cords or splitters, and telephones. For problems with Internet service, please contact the Technology Services Help Desk at 417-873-7300 or e-mail help@drury.edu. For cable television problems or telephone problems, contact the Housing Office at 417-873-7654 or e-mail housing@drury.edu.

Residence halls: Each student has his/her own Drury Ethernetjack to access the Internet in his/her room. Each residence hall room is equipped with one cable jack and one phone jack.

College Park: Each bedroom in College Park has a Drury Ethernet jack to access the Internet. The living room and each bedroom in each unit have a cable jack for basic cable. Each bedroom also has a telephone jack for local phone service.

Jefferson Park: Jefferson Park apartments have wireless Internet access to Drury’s network. Each unit has one telephone jack and a cable jack in the living room. Some bedrooms may also have a cable jack. If students want cable in all bedrooms, they may need to purchase a cable splitter and an additional cord.

Manley Hall: Manley bedrooms have a Drury Ethernet jack to access the Internet. A cable television jack is in the living room. Some bedrooms may also have a cable jack. If students want cable in all bedrooms, they may need to purchase a cable splitter and an additional cord. Each unit has one telephone jack.

Summit Park: Summit residents can access the Internet via Drury’s network with either an Ethernet cord in their bedroom, or via Drury’s wireless system. The living room and each bedroom in each unit have a cable jack. Each bedroom also has one telephone jack.

Midtown houses: Due to the variation in these properties, your home will feature either Ethernet jacks or have wireless Internet via Drury’s wireless network. Each home has cable television in the living room, and at least one bedroom in each home has a cable jack. Residents may have to purchase a cable splitter and an additional cord to get cable in every bedroom. Midtown houses have local telephone service.

Fraternity houses: Fraternity houses have both wireless and Ethernet access to the Drury network. Main living areas and bedrooms have a cable jack. Students have local telephone service in their bedroom or suite.