The Cedar Dell Village environment is more autonomous than the residence halls, and priority for this housing is given to upper-division and graduate students. Although most Cedar Dell residents do their own cooking, they may purchase one of the university's meal plans. Each bedroom has a computer port to the university's mainframe computer, and each living room has a TV cable port. Students must bring their own television sets and personal computers to take advantage of these hook-ups. Telephone hook-ups are also provided.
Most areas are non-smoking.
Residence hall and Cedar Dell students are allowed to have their cars on campus, and parking is available near the residence areas. Parking fees are not charged. The university does not provide married student housing on campus. Automatic vendors are conveniently located for off-hour service. A la carte dining services are available through three cafeterias, the Upstairs Dining Room, and the Magic Oven in the Campus Center.