Buildings
Our comfortable, up-to-date buildings offer a range of living options. You'll share a bedroom with a roommate your first year, but after that you can have a shared room in a suite, or your own room in a suite.
All our buildings share a few common characteristics:
- Convenience—All the halls are right on campus, with short walks to classrooms, the athletic center, and light rail.
- Safety—You need a keycard to get into the residential parts of our buildings, and the halls have front desks staffed 24/7.
- Room for fun—Our halls have big main lounges for watching TV or playing pool, and lots of small, comfortable lounges for studying or hanging out.
- Learning opportunities—Living and learning communities, theme floors, and classrooms in the residence halls make learning a part of day-to-day life.
Explore our undergraduate halls in detail:
Centennial Halls (first-years)—Take video tour
Johnson-McFarlane Hall (first-years)—Take video tour
Centennial Towers (sophomores)
Nelson Hall (sophomores)—Take video tour
Nagel Hall (sophomores, juniors and seniors; opens fall 2008)
