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  • Learning Communities

    Learning Communities (LCs) are small clusters of first-year residents who live, study and learn together! Learning Communities focus on promoting residents´ connections to fellow students; promoting student/faculty contact by providing opportunities for meaningful interaction in and outside of the classroom, and creating a supportive environment based on a mutual interest or academic major. more »

  • Honors Housing

    Most first-year students entering the Honors Program will live together in an Honors Residential Community in Shippee Hall. Individuals living in this community will have the benefits of living, studying, and socializing together with other high-achieving students. After the first year, honors students may choose from the wide variety of housing options offered by the Department of Residence Life that may be available during room selection. Honors students may also choose to continue living in Honors housing. Second year Honors students may choose to live in the Sophomore Honors Community in Brock Hall. Honors students may also have access to honors housing in Wilson Hall, which is a state-of-the-art, suite-style residence hall in South Campus. Traditionally Wilson Hall has housed juniors and seniors in the Honors Program. While honors housing is available for interested students, space is limited, and housing in an Honors community after the first year is not guaranteed nor does Residential Life or the Honors Program guarantee on campus for four years.

  • Academic Clusters

    Academic Clusters are designed to support upper-division students in their academic program and foster a close residential community based on academics and/or career interests. more »

  • Graduate and Older Student Housing

    Non-traditional students can choose to live in graduate or older student housing where traditional age students are not permitted to live. more »

  • Husky Village

    Housing for Fraternities and Sororities. more »

  • Create New Special Living Option

    Residential Life is very interested in joining you in a collaborative effort to provide housing opportunities that are thoughtful and will benefit your academic endeavors. more »

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