Except for students who live locally and commute to campus, freshmen typically share a double room in one of the 19 residential facilities on campus. Most residence halls are coeducational, with genders separated by wing or floor, with single-sex bathroom facilities. Special-interest living units centering around common interests are available. Rollins residence halls are communities where students share values, beliefs, attitudes, cultural traditions, and the opportunity to learn from one another. Professional staff members who reside on campus and upperclass student staff members are always available to help with academic and personal questions.
All facilities are open from early morning to early evening.
The grill and campus convenience store, located in the Student Center, are open late into the night. Rollins' flexible dining program charges students only for what they actually eat. Campus Safety Winter Park is an established residential community, and the College's location along Lake Virginia creates a secure living environment. Even so, Rollins' security officers patrol all day and night, and the campus is well lighted.