Belmont Commons has a Commons Building offering laundry facilities, a mailroom, meeting rooms, and a recreation area. There is a separate application process for admission to The Commons. Bruin Hills was remodeled in 1996 and provides 116 two-bedroom apartments with one bath. Residents are responsible for gas and electric utilities. Bruin Hills has a Commons Building offering laundry facilities, a mailroom, meeting rooms, and a recreation area.
Preference is given to upperclassmen.
The Special Emphasis Houses are several homes located next to the campus that serve as concentrated living and learning environments that center around a specific theme such as literature and language or a specific culture such as French. A resident assistant lives with the students in the home. Limited space is available for these facilities. Information regarding campus housing fees and deposits is found on pages 30-31 of this bulletin. Once a student has contracted to live in a residential facility, they must notify the Office of Residence Life in order to withdraw from on-campus housing.