Housing Information
Residential Education
Living with others from a variety of backgrounds is an education in and of itself, providing you with new insights and perspectives. Your residence hall is more than your home. It’s also a place where you can learn, practice leadership and community engagement. By living on campus, we want you to develop your sense of self, build connections and belong to a community. We have defined living communities, a residential curriculum and leadership opportunities to round-out your college experience.
Residential Curriculum
Your residence hall is more than your home. It’s also a place where you can learn, practice leadership and community engagement. By living on campus, we want you to develop your sense of self, build connections and belong to a community.
Resident Hall Association
If you live on campus, you can gain important leadership skills through the Residence Hall Association (RHA). RHA works with campus administrators and represents students through legislation, committees and policy development. You can voice your opinion or raise concerns through your RHA representatives or by attending the associations’ general board meetings.
Living with a Roommate
Communication is key to any successful roommate relationship. Start early: Once you receive your room and roommate assignments, reach out. It’s helpful to talk, text or email your roommate to discuss the move-in process and any needs within the room.
We have a roommate agreement process to help you set expectations for everyone living in your space. A Resident Assistant can guide you through the roommate agreement process and help you revisit the agreement as needed.