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What to Expect in Residence Hall Living
- All rooms have windows
- Some halls have central heat and air….some don’t
- Twin size beds
- Some halls have carpet, some hardwood, and some tile
- Each room has two beds, a dresser, two desks, some have book shelves, and closet area,
- Bathrooms have a showers (some with tub/shower combo) used by multiple people
- Most rooms have mini-blinds
- Some halls do not allow portable A/C and/or window units
- Each student is given one key – fees apply if broken or lost
- Close knit community
- Most halls require a roommate
- At least a monthly hall program (fun activities) for residents
- University is part of historical district
- Some rooms are located in 19th century Victorian style buildings and others in halls built in the late 1960’s
- Some rooms have sinks and extra storage space
- Integrated study, social, living, and learning community areas
- Most halls have lounge and communal areas
- A common lounge area with full range of kitchen appliances, noise cancelling study rooms, fireplace, and community area
- Free laundry rooms
- Jut’s Café – coffee shop feel with snacks and convenience store type items
- School wide clubs and programs and Greek life
- Vending machines are located in each building
- Common game areas
- 24/7 Security on premises
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