Upper-level Student Housing
Find your place on campus.
Upper-class residence halls are designated primarily for students in their sophomore, junior, or senior years. These buildings usually fill up each year in the lottery system, so few spots (if any) are available for new students.
Upper-level Student Housing
A co-ed hall that houses sophomore or junior students in double rooms, known best for its active lounge space and cohesive community.
Upper-level Student Housing
A co-ed upperclassmen hall located closer to the academic side of campus, also has special interest floors.
Upper-level Student Housing
840 Hall is an upper class Residence Hall with all single rooms.
Upper-level Student Housing
Blaisdell Hall is a gender-inclusive building made up of single and double rooms.
Upper-level Student Housing
Bushnell Hall is an all-female identifying building houses approximately 80 students in single and double rooms.
Upper-level Student Housing
Co-ed upperclassmen apartment housing on the edge of the residential side of campus.
Upper-level Student Housing
Emerson houses over 50 students in 1-2 person apartments. Each apartment is complete with their own kitchen and bathroom.
Upper-level Student Housing
Porter Hall also houses the Office of Residential Life on the 1st floor.
Upper-level Student Housing
Whitney Hall is an upper class building with air conditioning.
Upper-level Student Housing
A co-ed upper-classmen hall comprised of single and double rooms. Wood Hall also houses several special interest groups. Wood hall does not include air conditioning.
