Computer Barns There are three physical computer barns on campus area, all equipped with PCs, run by ITSO providing printing and scanning services. Opening Hours Please refer to the following website for the latest opening hours: https://itso.hkust.edu.hk/services/academicteaching-support/facilities/computer-barn. Apart from going to the above computer barns, you can also access computer barn software and satellite printers anywhere anytime by connecting to virtual barn desktops from your own notebook/tablet and mobile phone. Computer Barns Computer Barn A Computer Barn B Computer Barn C Virtual Barn Locations Terry and Terence Tsang Computational Laboratory Room 4402 – 4404 (Lifts 17 – 18) Tang Shiu Kin Computational Laboratory Room 1101 (Lifts 17 – 18) Room 4578 (Lifts 27 – 28) Sports Facilities There is a wide range of sports facilities such as indoor/ outdoor swimming pools, soccer pitch, indoor/outdoor basketball courts, tennis courts and gymnasiums. For more information, please visit: https://dst.hkust.edu.hk/ support-%26-resources/sports-facilities Banks There are two banks, namely Bank of China and Hang Seng Bank, both located at the Entrance Piazza. Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Medical Clinic and Dental Clinic The University provides medical and dental services to students. Full-time students can use the Medical Clinic and the Student Dental Clinic upon presenting their HKUST Cards. The Medical Clinic and the Student Dental Clinic, located at LG1 (Lift 4) are managed by the Health, Safety and Environment Office (HSEO). For more information, please visit: https://hseo.ust.hk/clinic. Enquiry Medical Clinic: 2358 6670 Student Dental Clinic: 2358 8580 26 Facilities on Campus Health, Security and Safety Health Advice Adapting to university life can be challenging, so it is essential to prioritize your physical and mental health. We encourage cultivating a balanced routine with adequate rest and free time. For emotional support, residents are encouraged to visit the HKUST Counselling and Wellness Center for confidential counseling and telehealth services. If residents feel unwell, please consult the campus clinic promptly. To help protect other hall residents, remember to wear a mask and keep your bedroom well-ventilated. Additionally, residents should consult a doctor and promptly report any suspected or confirmed infectious diseases (e.g., Tuberculosis, Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease, or Chickenpox) to the University and the Hall Office. This vital measure prevents widespread outbreaks in our hall community. For the collective safety of the hall community, the University and the Hall Office may temporarily relocate any resident with an infectious disease to a separate room until they are medically cleared. Quiet Hours Policy Quiet Hours are observed from 11pm to 7am in accordance with Hong Kong statutory regulations to ensure an environment conducive to optimal rest and sleep. Residents should not make any excessive noise disturbance that may infringe upon the rights, rest and well-being of others. • Excessive noise includes conversations, music, audio, and any other sound source generated within bedrooms, apartments, or common areas that disrupts the tranquility of the hall community. • Resident who encounters noise issues should contact the Security for immediate assistance and follow-up. • Repeated or serious violations of this Quiet hour policy may result in disciplinary action imposed by Residence Master. 27 Health Security and Safety
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