Housing Information
First-Year Residence Halls
Staffing
The Trees Complex has 19 Resident Assistants (RAs) who engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located in Maple 109, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). The Trees Complex is overseen by a Residence Director (RD), a full-time, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the first floor of Cedar.
Rooms
The Trees Complex is a network of seven connected residence halls: Alder, Birch, Cedar, Elm, Maple, Oak, and Spruce Halls. The Trees house first-year students and all halls are co-ed. Most rooms are double occupancy, but there are limited single- and triple-occupancy rooms within the complex. There are gender-specific bathrooms throughout the building as well as individual gender neutral bathrooms on the first floor.
Features
The Trees Complex features a variety of shared facilities and amenities. There are common lounges on the first floor of Cedar, Maple, and Oak, that offer a mixture of study and social spaces. The Cedar lounge provides tables, chairs and soft seating. Maple features sofas, a large television, and a full kitchen for student use. The Oak lounge is a study and meeting space with ample tables and chairs. Additionally, Spruce features a large common/event space (The Blue Line). Laundry facilities are located on the first floor of Elm, and there are vending machines throughout the first floor of the Trees.
All first-year students living in the Trees Complex must purchase a meal plan.
Staffing
Miller Hall has nine (9) Resident Assistants (RAs) who engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the first floor adjacent to the lobby, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). Miller is overseen by a Residence Director (RD), a full-time, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the ground floor.
Rooms
Miller Hall houses first-year students and is entirely co-ed. Most rooms are double occupancy, but there are limited single-, triple-, and quad-occupancy rooms. Miller also features wheelchair-accessible rooms. There are shared bathrooms on each floor of the building. Additionally, Miller is home to the following Defined Communities: Herstory: Women Leaders of Today; FirstGen: The First Generation College Student Community; and the Arts Community.
Features
Miller features a spacious common lounge on the first floor, complete with sofas, a television, tables and chairs. There is also an attached full kitchen for student use along with a dining table and chairs. Laundry facilities are also located on the first floor. Students living in the Arts Community also have access to an additional lounge on the ground floor that provides space for artistic creation and expression.
All first-year students living in Miller Hall must purchase a meal plan.
Staffing
Slade Hall has nine (9) Resident Assistants (RAs) who engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the first floor adjacent to the lobby, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). Slade is overseen by a Residence Director (RD), a full-time, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the ground floor.
Rooms
Slade Hall houses first-year students and is entirely co-ed. Most rooms are double occupancy, but there are limited single-, triple-, and quad-occupancy rooms. There are shared bathrooms on each floor of the building. Additionally, Slade is home to three Defined Communities: Thrive, BluePrint, and the Honors First-Year Experience.
Features
Slade features a common lounge on the ground floor, complete with sofas, a television, tables and chairs, as well as a full kitchen for student use. Laundry facilities are located on the first floor. Students living in the Honors Community also have access to an additional lounge on the first floor that provides space for studying and collaboration. Additionally, the lower side of the ground floor also features a fitness/wellness studio and a racquetball court.
All first-year students living in Slade Hall must purchase a meal plan.
Slade Hall
Slade & Miller Enhanced Triple Room
Trees Hall
First-Year Common Spaces
Suites for Returning Students
Staffing
Copley North and Copley South are home to a combined eight (8) Resident Assistants (RAs) who, along with two (2) RAs in Orchard North, engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the ground floor of Copley North adjacent to the lobby, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). The Copleys share a Residence Director (RD) with Orchard North, Cape, and Castle. The RD is a fulltime, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the ground floor of Copley North.
Rooms
Both Copley North and Copley South house sophomores, juniors, and seniors in suite-style units that accommodate two, three, four, or six people. Some suites feature all double-occupancy bedrooms while others contain a mixture of single- and double-occupancy bedrooms. Each suite also features a common room, kitchenette (sink, mini fridge, and microwave), and bathroom.
Features
Copley North and Copley South each feature a spacious lounge on the ground floor, as well as study lounges on all other floors. Both buildings feature vending machines, laundry machines located on the ground floor, and elevators. Additionally, Copley North has a function room on the ground floor that features, tables, a flat-screen TV, and a full kitchen.
All residents of the Copleys must purchase a meal plan.
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Staffing
Fenway Hall is home to eight (8) Resident Assistants (RAs) who, along with three (3) RAs in the Copley halls, engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the first floor of Copley North adjacent to the lobby, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). Fenway shares a Residence Director (RD) with Orchard South. The RD is a full-time, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the first floor of Fenway.
Rooms
Fenway houses sophomores, juniors, and seniors in suite-style units that accommodate four or six people. Some suites feature all double-occupancy bedrooms while others contain a mixture of single- and double-occupancy bedrooms. Each suite also features a common room, kitchenette (sink, mini fridge, and microwave), and bathroom. Fenway is home to the Emerging Leaders Defined Community.
Features
Fenway features common lounge spaces on every floor, each of which provide tables and chairs for study and collaboration. There is an additional lounge on the ground floor that features soft seating and a television, as well as vending machines. Laundry facilities are also located on the ground floor. Additionally, Fenway is home to the SkyBox, a function/event space that includes tables/chairs and AV for presentations. Please contact Conference Services to reserve the SkyBox.
All residents of Fenway must purchase a meal plan.
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Staffing
Forest Hall is home to nine (9) Resident Assistants (RAs) who, along with five (5) RAs in Kresge Hall, engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the ground floor of Kresge, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). Forest shares a Residence Director (RD) with Kresge. The RD is a full-time, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the ground floor of Forest.
Rooms
Forest houses sophomores, juniors, and seniors in suite-style units that accommodate six, seven or eight people. Some suites feature all double-occupancy bedrooms while others contain a mixture of single- and double-occupancy bedrooms. Each suite also features a common room, kitchenette (sink, mini fridge, and microwave), and 1-2 bathrooms.
Features
Forest provides a large lounge/function room on the ground floor, which contains a mixture of tables/chairs and soft seating that can accommodate studying or socializing. The lounge also features a full kitchen and vending machines. Laundry facilities are located on the ground floor. There is a sand volleyball court and grills located just outside of Forest.
All residents of Forest must purchase a meal plan.
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Staffing
Kresge Hall is home to five (5) Resident Assistants (RAs) who, along with nine (9) RAs in Forest Hall, engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the ground floor of Kresge, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). Kresge shares a Residence Director (RD) with Forest. The RD is a full-time, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the ground floor of Forest.
Rooms
Kresge houses sophomores, juniors, and seniors in suite-style units that accommodate four, five, or six people. Some suites feature all double-occupancy bedrooms while others contain a mixture of single- and double-occupancy bedrooms. Each suite also features a common room, kitchenette (sink, mini fridge, and microwave), and bathroom. The ground floor of Kresge is home to the Service Learning Community, one of our Defined Communities.
Features
Kresge features a common lounge on the ground floor, which contains tables, chairs, and vending machines. Laundry facilities are also located on the ground floor. There is a sand volleyball court and grills located just outside of Kresge.
All residents of Kresge must purchase either the Unlimited, Value 15, or Value 12 meal plan.
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On-Campus Apartments for Returning Students
Staffing
Boylston A & B are home to 3 Resident Assistants (RAs) who, along with 16 RAs across Collins, Rhodes, and the Falcones, engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the ground floor of Collins Hall, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). The Boylstons share a Residence Director (RD) with Collins, Rhodes, and the Falcones. The RD is a fulltime, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the first floor of Boylston A.
Rooms
Boylston A & B are two conjoined buildings that house juniors and seniors in apartments that accommodate four people in two double bedrooms. Each apartment also features a common room, full kitchen, and bathroom. The fifth floor of Boylston A & B triple- and quad-occupancy rooms with shared bathrooms. The fifth floor is considered suite-style living, as these units do not contain kitchens, so students who reside there must purchase a meal plan (Unlimited, Value 15, or Value 12).
Features
The Boylstons feature a lounge space on the first floor of Boylston A with tables, chairs, soft seating, and a flat-screen TV. This space connects directly to the laundry room on the first floor of Boylston B.
Residents of the fifth floor must purchase either the Unlimited, Value 15, or Value 12 meal plan. Residents of the first four floors may choose to purchase one of those meal plans, as well as the 921 60 or the Apartment Meal Plan, but are not required due to having full kitchens.
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Staffing
Collins Hall is home to six (6) Resident Assistants (RAs) who, along with 13 RAs across Boylston A &B, Rhodes, and the Falcones, engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the ground floor of Collins Hall, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). Collins shares a Residence Director (RD) with Boylston A & B, Rhodes, and the Falcones. The RD is a full-time, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the first floor of Boylston A.
Rooms
Collins Hall houses juniors and seniors in apartments that accommodate two or four students. Two-person apartments feature one double bedroom, and four-person apartments feature two double bedrooms. Each apartment also features a common room, full kitchen, and bathroom. Additionally, there are a limited number of single-occupancy studio apartments.
Features
Laundry facilities are located on the ground floor of Collins. Additionally, the ground floor features the Mail Services Office, student mailboxes, a mini-mart, the Bentley Bookstore (Barnes & Noble), and a Bank of America ATM. Collins also features two elevators.
Residents in Collins Hall may choose to purchase any meal plan (Unlimited, Value 15, Value 12, Apartment Plan, or 921 60), but are not required due to having full kitchens.
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2 Double Bedrooms (End of Hallway)
2 Double Bedrooms (Middle of Hallway)
Staffing
The Falcone Apartments are home to six (6) Resident Assistants (RAs) who, along with 13 RAs with the Main Campus Apartments, engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they spend their duty time in the Collins RA office, located on the first floor of Collins Hall across from the mail room, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday - Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). The Falcones share a Residence Director (RD) with other Main Campus Apartments. The RD is a full-time, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the third floor of Falcone North.
Rooms
The Falcone Apartments are comprised of three buildings: North, East, and West. The Falcones house juniors and seniors in five-person apartments. All apartments have either one double and one triple bedroom or two double and one single bedroom. Each apartment also features a common room, full kitchen, and bathroom. Falcone North is also home to the Honors Upper-class Defined Community.
Features
The laundry facility for all three Falcone buildings is located on the ground floor of Falcone North. Additionally, Falcone North features a function room on the ground floor.
Residents in the Falcones may choose to purchase any meal plan, but are not required due to having full kitchens.
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Staffing
The North Campus Apartments are home to six (6) Resident Assistants (RAs) who, along with 5 RAs in the Lower Campus Apartments (the Orchard Halls and Cape and Castle), engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they split their duty time between two RA offices, located on the first floor of Orchard North and the ground floor of North Campus A, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). North Campus shares a Residence Director (RD) with the Lower Campus apartments. The RD is a full-time, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the third floor of Falcone North.
Rooms
There are four separate apartment buildings on North Campus: A, B, C, & D. They are located at 371 Forest Street, about a 10 minute walk from main campus. Each building houses sophomores, juniors, and seniors in two-person (two single bedrooms) and four-person (two double bedrooms) apartments. There are a limited number of three-person (three single bedrooms) apartments. Each apartment also features a common room, full kitchen, and bathroom.
Features
Each North Campus building features laundry facilities on the ground floor as well as an elevator. North Campus A features a common lounge with tables/chairs, soft seating, vending machines, and a printer. North Campus B features a gym with cardio equipment and free weights. North Campus D features a common lounge with a pool table.
Residents on North Campus may choose to purchase any meal plan, but are not required due to having full kitchens.
A Floor Plan B Floor Plan C Floor Plan D Floor Plan
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Staffing – Orchard North
Orchard North is home to two (2) Resident Assistants (RAs) who, along with eight (8) RAs in the Copleys, engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the ground floor of Copley North adjacent to the lobby, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). Orchard North shares a Residence Director (RD) with the Copleys, Cape, and Castle. The RD is a fulltime, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the ground floor of Copley North.
Staffing – Orchard South
Orchard South is home to three (3) Resident Assistants (RAs) who, along with eight (8) RAs in Fenway Hall, engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the first floor of Fenway adjacent to the lobby, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). Orchard South shares a Residence Director (RD) with Fenway. The RD is a full-time, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the first floor of Fenway.
Rooms
Orchard North and Orchard South house juniors and seniors in five-person apartments (two double and one single bedroom). Each apartment also features a common room, full kitchen, and bathroom.
Features
Laundry facilities are available on the fourth floor of Orchard North and the second and third floors of Orchard South. There are lounges on each floor in both Orchard North and Orchard South.
Residents in the Orchard apartments may choose to purchase any meal plan (Unlimited, Value 15, Value 12, Apartment Plan, or 921 60), but are not required due to having full kitchens.
Orchard North Floor Plan Orchard South Floor Plan
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Staffing
Rhodes Hall is home to four (4) Resident Assistants (RAs) who, along with 15 RAs across Boylston A &B, Collins, and the Falcones, engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the ground floor of Collins Hall, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). Rhodes shares a Residence Director (RD) with the other Main Campus Apartments. The RD is a fulltime, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the first floor of Boylston A.
Rooms
Rhodes Hall houses juniors and seniors in apartments that accommodate two or four students. Two-person apartments feature one double bedroom, and four-person apartments feature two double bedrooms. Each apartment also features a common room, full kitchen, and bathroom.
Features
Laundry facilities are available on the ground floor of Rhodes. Additionally, the Center for Health and Wellness is located on the ground floor (via a separate entrance).
Residents in Rhodes Hall may choose to purchase any meal plan, but are not required due to having full kitchens.
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On-Campus Houses for Returning Students
Staffing
Cape House is overseen by the Resident Assistant (RA) staff living in Orchard North. RAs engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the ground floor of Orchard North, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). Cape House shares a Residence Director (RD) with North Campus, the Orchards, and Castle. The RD is a full-time, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the ground floor of Orchard South.
Rooms
Cape House is located near the Dana Center on lower campus. It has one five-person apartment and one four-person apartment. There is one apartment on each floor.
Features
There are shared laundry facilities on the first floor of Cape House.
Residents in Cape House may choose to purchase any meal plan, but are not required due to having full kitchens.
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Staffing
Castle House is overseen by the Resident Assistant (RA) staff living in the Orchards. RAs engage residents in establishing active living and learning environments where each individual is invested in promoting the success and safety of all members of the community. The RAs create and execute programs, address student concerns, and support the community when issues arise. There are 1-2 RAs on duty every night beginning at 7:30 p.m., and they are stationed in the RA office, located on the ground floor of Copley North adjacent to the lobby, from 7:30 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. (Sunday-Thursday) or 2:00 a.m. (Friday & Saturday). Castle House shares a Residence Director (RD) with North Campus, the Orchards, and Cape. The RD is a full-time, masters-level professional staff member who lives in the residence hall. The RD supervises the RAs, manages the residence hall, and provides support to residents. The RD office is located on the ground floor of Orchard South.
Rooms
Castle House is located near the Dana Center on lower campus and features seven single rooms with shared bathrooms.
Features
There is a common lounge space and full kitchen in Castle House.
Residents in Castle House may choose to purchase any meal plan, but are not required due to having full kitchens.
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