Even though each residence hall has unique qualities based on its architecture, size, and location, your living experience is ultimately shaped by the residents who live there. The majority of first year students live in the Southeast area of campus in Witte, Ogg, and Sellery Halls. Smoking is not permitted anywhere in the residence halls including public areas such as dens, hallways, and bathrooms as well as student rooms. A house can be one, two, three, or four floors in a hall or a small building.
Most students share a double room with one other student.
All students share same-gender bathroom facilities conveniently located on each residence hall floor. The residence halls are communities for both graduate and undergraduate students. These communities provide a home for students from all over the world. Living in University Housing provides opportunities to learn about other cultures and connect to university resources.