Housing Options
Our residential communities are a perfect place for you to call home while you pursue your academic interests. Each community provides everything you need to enjoy a full college experience - access to resources, support, and a variety of opportunities to get involved and make friends. Plus, there are plenty of housing options available, so you can choose the community that best fits your lifestyle.
Housing at a Glance
8 Communities
to Every 35-55 Residents
24/7
Central Neighborhood
The communities in the Central Neighborhood place you in the heart of campus life. Not only will you be close to classes, dining, student resources and campus events, but you'll become part of a supportive and inclusive environment where you'll have plenty of opportunities to make friends and thrive both personally and academically.
West Grove Commons (WGC)
Freshman Community
π Traditional Residence Hall
π΄ Academic or Spring License
π Meal Plan Required
Towers Junior Suites (TJS)
Freshman Community
π Partial Suites
π Academic or Spring License
π΄ Meal Plan Required
Towers at Centennial Square (TCS)
Mixed Community (FR, SO)
π Full Suites
π Academic or Spring License
π΄ Meal Plan Required
Village at Centennial Square (VCS)
Mixed Community (Transfer, International)
π Apartments
π Academic or Spring License
π΄ Meal Plan Required
Mary Ward Hall (MWH)
Mixed Community (FR, Transfer, International)
π Traditional Residence Hall
π Academic or Spring License
π΄ Meal Plan Required
North and South Neighborhoods
The North and South Neighborhoods are located next to campus, each providing a communityβminded environment where itβs easy to feel at home. With just a short walk to classes, campus resources, shops, restaurants, and public transportation, youβll find the ideal balance of convenience and independence.
University Park North (UPN)
Mixed Community (Continuing JR/SR, Grad)
π Apartments
π Academic or Spring License
π΄ Meal Plan Optional
University Park South (UPS)
Mixed Community (Continuing JR/SR)
π Apartments
π Academic or Spring License
π΄ Meal Plan Optional
Manzanita Square (MSQ)
Mixed Community (All Students Except FR)
π Apartments
π Academic or Year-Round License
π΄ Meal Plan Optional
Best Fit
Not sure which community you should live in? Our comparison chart will help you find the community that works best for you.
From our Residents
Being on campus and experiencing that community life, especially here in a place like this, is something you definitely need for freshman students starting off college. To be able to come here and not feel like youβre alone and you actually have friends and a community here, itβs a very good feeling.