The residence halls on campus provide living space for approximately 3,600 students. The individual rooms are designed to be as conducive to studying and as comfortable for living as possible. Students must furnish their own pillow, bed linen, blankets, bedspreads, washcloths, and towels. Mattress pads are furnished. The main lounge of each residence hall is equipped with chairs, couches, tables, lamps, color television sets and, in some cases, a piano.
All residence halls feature study lounges furnished with chairs, desks, and couches.
Each student is assigned a mailbox located in the student's residence hall lobby. The mailbox may be opened only by a key. Federal law prohibits the distribution of mail across the counter of the reception desk. When a student received a package, a notice is placed in the mailbox. This notice should be shown with a University I.D. to claim a package at the reception desk.