Lindenwood University, now with two brand new residence halls, views residential life as an opportunity to live with others of various ages, cultural backgrounds and personal interests. Students are expected and encouraged to take responsibility and to be responsible to the community in which they live. Active participation in residential activities can assist residents in developing a sense of community spirit. Along with a staff of student Resident Advisors, they assist and support the students with the day to day challenges of university life. This option is available to both male and female students with 34 or more credit hours.
Residents live in apartments, duplex, or house setting with other students.
The residents are responsible for their own telephone and cable service. Duplexes and houses are available in the Linden Terrace for married couples. Single parents may live in apartment-style living as well as select houses. Each apartment accommodates two mothers. The houses are shared by 2-3 mothers, in a shared living environment.