Housing Communities

Residence Halls

The Residence Halls are designed to focus on the needs of incoming freshmen and house about 1,062 students in double or triple occupancy bedrooms clustered around community bathrooms. Active rooms and study rooms are centrally located on each floor, assisting students through purposeful and immediate interaction with other community members. Residents will share their room with one or two other students and a community bathroom with seven or eight other residents. Bathrooms consist of 2 private showers, 2 sinks and 2 stalls.

Bedrooms: Approximately 12 feet wide by 11 feet long (closet is 5 feet wide) Each bedroom has two Ethernet ports, two telephone jacks and two cable TV plugs.

Beds: 80 inches long and 39 inches wide. (twin extra long)

Dresser: Two, 2-drawer underbed storage, each 30" wide x 22" deep, and 17" tall.

Desk: 42 inches wide x 24 inches deep 1 drawer and 1 bookshelf and a two position chair.  

Residence Hall Rooms Public Spaces

 

Triple Occupancy Units

Students who live in a triple occupancy unit are eligible to receive a credit of up to $800 per semester. More information about Triple Credits can be found here.

In triple-occupancy rooms, furniture in the rooms is assigned to students based on their bedspace:

• Residents assigned to the A1  bedspace use the desk, drawers, and closet on the left side of the room.
• Residents assigned to the A2 bedspace use the desk, drawers, and closet on the right side of the room.
• Residents assigned to the A3 bedspace use the desk and standing wardrobe/dresser underneath the A2 bed and may use the space under their own bed for additional storage.

Triple occupancy Rooms

Suites

• Each Suite will house eight students in an apartment with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a small kitchenette.
• Every floor will have three Active Rooms, common spaces for residents to socialize or study. Each Active Room includes a TV, an activity table, and plenty of lounge space.
• Bedrooms: Approximately 12 feet wide by 11 feet long (closet is 5 feet wide)
• Beds: 80 inches long and 39 inches wide. (twin extra long)
• Dresser: Two, 2-drawer underbed storage, each 30" wide x 22" deep, and 17" tall.
• Desk: 42 inches wide x 24 inches deep 1 drawer and 1 bookshelf and a two position chair 
• The Titan Lounge is a community space for studying and socializing and leads to a laundry room and the outdoor courtyard.
• Additional spaces include a large multipurpose room that can seat up to 300 people, an additional mailroom, and new Residential Engagement staff offices so that our team can better serve the students in our new addition to the housing community.
• Click here for a virtual tour of the suites

Suites Layout

Single Apartments

Our continuing, transfer, and graduate students are housed in our apartment facilities which are home to more than 800 residents. Single occupancy apartments are designed to house four apartment-mates with each having a private bedroom. All apartments have central heat and air conditioning. There are two bathrooms in each apartment. Each apartment has sliding glass doors leading to a balcony or patio.

Bedrooms: Approximately 12 feet by 8 feet. Each bedroom has one ethernet port, one telephone jack and one cable TV plug.

Beds: 80 inches long and 39 inches wide. (twin extra long)

Desk: with one drawer and two-position chair.

Closet: 33 inches wide by 26 inches deep by 79 inches tall.

Living Room: Couch,  2 armchairs, 2 coffee tables. Each living room has two Ethernet ports, one cable TV plug and two telephone jacks.

Dining Room: Dining table and four chairs.

Kitchen: Gas stove, microwave, cabinets, double sink, garbage disposal, full size refrigerator and dish washer.

Bathrooms: Each bathroom has a sink, tub/shower, toilet and medicine cabinet. One bathroom has six drawers and the other bathroom has three drawers.

Single Apartment Layout