Living Learning Housing Units Kalamazoo College is a residential campus, so all students, except seniors, are required to live in the residential system when taking classes. Students will live in one of the six residence halls listed above or possibly one of the Living Learning Housing Units . Some exceptions to this policy do exist. All students living on campus eat at the central cafeteria in Hicks Center and are required to carry a meal plan through Marriott Dining Services with the exception of those individuals living in the Living Learning Housing Units , or one of the residential apartments. Each bedroom in the residence halls has its own phone line and computer connection unit.
Students are responsible for furnishing their own telephone to use in their room.
Each residence hall is staffed by several resident assistants and some buildings house assistants to the area coordinator. The student paraprofessional staff members report to two full-time professional staff members, area coordinators, who also reside in the residence system. In conjunction with residents from their building, the student staff and programming committee work together to plan a variety of programs for students living in the residence halls. Some of the many programs include movie marathons, guest speakers, dances, fondue parties, group discussions, community service projects, and international food parties. The programming committee is a great way to get involved in campus life and to meet people who live in your residence hall.