All dryers are free. Vending machines for laundry products are located in all residence hall laundry rooms. The Department of Residence Services has established partnerships with several academic departments and University offices sponsoring residence hall learning communities. Each learning community focuses on providing a supportive and engaging environment where students are challenged intellectually and have the unique advantage of bonding with other students who have similar academic goals. These learning environments offer a variety of educational opportunities to students outside the classroom and encourage faculty interaction.
All rooms are non-smoking and are located on quiet house floors.
Residents have the opportunity to participate in cultural festivals, language dinners, and programs where they learn about the intricacies of living in a diverse world. It is not necessary to be fluent in a foreign language, nor is a major in a foreign language required to live in the International Crossroads Community. Honors Program First-year students invited to join the Honors Program are eligible to live on the honors floors located in Daum Hall, next to the Shambaugh House Honors Center. One of the many benefits of living on an honors floor is the special programming by the Honors staff to involve students with the University and the Honors Program. Students will find a welcoming, productive environment in which to pursue academic goals and make friends with similarly motivated students.