Most residence facilities feature several lounges, study areas, and recreational spaces for student interaction and involvement. All halls feature state of the art micro-computer labs which are networked to the UNK mainframe computers. These labs are available exclusively for on-campus students. A variety of specific living environment options are available to students. Each hall also has kitchens, lounges, laundry, and recreational facilities, as well as a variety of home and recreational equipment available for residents to check out at their hall's front desk.
Students furnish bed linens, blankets, pillows, towels, and items to personalize their room.
Approximately 135 students live in Case Hall, which is named for former Nebraska educator Eva J. Case. Case was opened in 1930, and is one of two UNK residence halls listed in the State Registry of Historic Buildings. A micro-computer lab is located in the hall, and features both PC and Macintosh computers, as well as a laser printer and mainframe network access. Rooms are approximately 14' x 11'. The hall, which was one of two UNK facilities named in honor of Nebraska's state centennial celebration, also features a spacious main floor lounge and a micro-computer lab, and follows traditional visitation hours.