It's that simple. Among the benefits, you'll find . But all have many things in common, too. Each strives to help you integrate your academic and social lives, and promotes an environment that supports the value of strong academics and good citizenship, as well as respect for gender, ethnic, and cultural diversity. The residence halls currently provide space for approximately 6,000 single students enrolled on the Boulder campus.
All residence halls are coeducational, though arrangements vary.
In all cases, separate bathroom facilities are designated on each floor and wing. Though most halls are open to all levels of students, Farrand and Sewall are reserved for freshmen and sophomores, and the College Inn and Reed are open to upper-division or graduate students only.