Student Housing operates three types of housing: residence halls, campus apartments, and cooperatives. Each area and its included buildings are unique in character, combining with the residents to create a diverse, exciting community. All Student Housing buildings are located on university property, and all except the Cuarto area residence halls are located on the main campus.
Student Housing Areas and Buildings
Refer to each section below for detailed information about each type of housing, including area, building, room, and grounds descriptions, as well as supplemental resources including photographs, room layouts, and 360° interactive videos.
Prospective residents and their families may tour the Student Housing facilities. For more information, refer to the Student Housing Tours page.
Community Apartments
As a sort of cultural rite of passage, many residence hall residents upon completion of their first year at the university, make the transition from residence hall life to living in community apartments. In order to assist current residents with this opportunity, Student Housing maintains a list of local community apartments for the use of its current residents. NOTE: availability of this list does not constitute any endorsement of listed housing by Student Housing, and no fees were collected in relation to the compilation or maintenance of this list.
Future Construction Projects
In response to many variables, including increased enrollment, changing priorities, building maintenance, and environmental responsibility, Student Housing continuously