Honors students may reside in Honors House, which has an occupan-cy of up to 40 students. The Honors House promotes intellec-tual and social activity through lectures and other programs. A television with cable and VCR provides an outlet for frequent theme movie nights held at the Honors House. A baby grand piano gets regular use, as does the honors library, both in the main living room. Study facilities and computer equipment provided by the Honors Program support residents' academic work.
Living is co-ed, by floor.
There is a community bathroom on each floor. Residence life staff members live in the Honors House to advise and coordinate house activities, and there are many opportunities for residents to get involved in house gov-ernment, Residence Hall Association, and special housing committees. Fraternity Housing Eight national fraternities are represented on the University of Tulsa campus. Members reside in houses owned, operated, and supervised by the respective fraternities. Living arrangements and special amenities vary within each house.