Student Services Residence Halls Living on campus in a university residence hall is considered an important part of student life. Twenty-one residence halls accommodate almost 6,000 students in single rooms, double rooms, multiple occupancy rooms, and apartments.
All halls are coeducational, but specific wings and floors house occupants of the same gender.
Each fall the residence halls provide a new home for more than 3,000 entering freshmen. Requests for permission to reside off campus for other reasons are considered on their merits, taking into account individual circumstances. The residence halls provide a range of services and programs designed to support the intellectual, social, and personal growth of single student residents. All residence halls, for example, offer tutoring services to residents at no cost. Some halls offer special facilities, such as a dark room, computer room, an academic skills lab, or a music room.