Additionally, the College operates one special-interest house located within the Hillside Complex on Laurel Street. Housing in the upperclass apartment areas is reserved for upperclass residents, while fraternity and sorority house spaces are open only to members of the respective organizations. In addition to the housing locations on the Main Street Campus, residential facilities for both men and women are available on the Church Street Campus, with Main Hall being used for women and Clewell Hall for men. Dining facilities are operated on the Church Street Campus in the Clewell Dining Hall. The buildings of the Church Street Campus reflect the charm and architectural genius of colonial Bethlehem and the early Moravian community and are equipped with contemporary facilities for the comfort and convenience of the residents.
Residents benefit from close proximity to the downtown shopping area.
Although students are within walking distance of the Main Street Campus, the College provides bus and van transportation between the two campuses. Housing agreements and room assignments are made for an entire academic year except for those students who are graduating at midyear, spending time abroad or at an approved college program off campus, changing to part-time status, or withdrawing. When a resident moves into his or her room, the condition of the space becomes the responsibility of the residents of the room. Residents are expected to leave the room at the end of the year in the same condition as received with the exception of normal wear and tear. Individuals assigned to a room will be held responsible for all costs of returning a room to its original condition including the repair of all damage and all extraordinary wear and tear.