Our Residential Communities

• Explore DFRV

DFRV offers a supportive and dynamic residential experience tailored to first-year students. DFRV First-Year Community sets a strong foundation for lifelong learning and community engagement, fostering friendships, personal growth, and a sense of belonging while balancing academic support, personal development, and social connection.

First-Year Students

• Explore Halls

Centennial Halls, fondly referred to as "Halls," is our largest residence hall for first-year students. With its rich history and central location, it remains a cornerstone of our campus community. Many come to appreciate its vibrant social atmosphere and the connections it fosters. Most floors are co-ed, with a few designated as single-gender, offering a range of living options to suit diverse preferences. 

First-Year & Transfer Students

• Explore JMac

Johnson-McFarlane Hall (JMac) is a traditional college residence hall. Featuring double rooms, community bathrooms, and large centralized lounges, JMac is a building that promotes community from its built environment. Many students prefer JMac for its location within walking distance to many STEM and Arts buildings and the tight-knit community that comes from being the smallest first-year hall.

First and Second-Year Students

• Explore Towers

Centennial Towers was originally built around 1964 and was identical to Centennial Halls; it was a traditional residence hall without suites. Around the mid to late 1990’s every 3rd room was converted to a kitchen/bathroom to create a suite style living environment. Centennial Towers is a residence hall where students learn how to live with others and find independence within themselves.

First, Second, Third, and Fourth-Year Students

• Explore Nelson

Nelson Hall is one of the sought-after locations for second-year students. Within Nelson Hall, students can live in a variety of housing arrangements, including single rooms, traditional double rooms, suite-style spaces, and apartments. It also houses the Nelson convenience store. It is also a great location for 3rd, 4th, and graduate students. It also houses the Nelson convenience store. 

Second-Year Students

• Explore Nagel

Nagel Hall offers diverse housing options tailored to various needs. The fourth and fifth floors primarily accommodate upper-level students with apartment-style living, while the first three floors feature suite-style arrangements. Home to over 300 residents, Nagel Hall is more than just a living space—it also houses the physiology lab, the psychology department, the campus bike shop, and the fitness center.

Second and Third-Year Students

• Explore TLC

In the Transfer Living Community at the Transfer House, you'll connect with your peers from the beginning of your studies here. The Transfer House is a beautiful brick building in the center of campus. It's just minutes from Anderson Academic Commons, Community Commons, the Ritchie Center for Sports and Wellness, and many academic buildings.

Transfer Students

• Explore Hilltop

Hilltop Apartments, located on the south side of campus, are newly renovated apartments for third and fourth-year students. Hilltop Apartments share a sidewalk with Nelson Hall. They are conveniently located near the Nelson C-Store, where students can purchase grocery and personal items with meal plan cash or a debit/credit card.

Third and Fourth-Year Students

• Explore ULofts

University Lofts is conveniently located on E. Evans Ave, just a brief walk from the Daniels College of Business and the Anderson Academic Commons. University Lofts offers a variety of apartment options, from cozy studios to spacious two- and four-bedroom units, including the unique allure of four-bedroom lofts.

Will not be an option for AY 2025-2026.

• Explore UPlace

At the north end of campus, University Place Apartments is in close proximity to the s Ritchie Center and the Health & Counseling Center.  Choose from the comfort of a one-bedroom, single-occupancy unit or opt for a two-bedroom unit, each featuring single occupancy per bedroom. Every apartment has a kitchen, living room, and a private bathroom, ensuring a comfortable living space.

Third and Fourth-Year Students

• Explore Lynn Marie

Near the north end of campus, Lynn Marie Apartments is to the Ritchie Center athletic facilities, the Health & Counseling Center, and the Ricketson Law Building. Each unit features a thoughtfully designed living room, kitchen, and bathroom, providing residents with a comfortable and well-appointed space, including furnished studios, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom units. 

Graduate Students

• Explore Ridgeline

Ridgeline Apartments offers a convenient location near Ritchie Center athletic facilities and the Health & Counseling Center. Embrace the comfort of modern living in a one or two-bedroom unit thoughtfully designed to include a kitchen, inviting living room, and a private bathroom.

Graduate Students

• Explore Summit

At the north end of campus, Summit Apartments is near the renowned Ritchie Center and includes a fully furnished one-bedroom apartment. Each unit features a well-equipped kitchen, an inviting living room, and a bathroom with ample closet space.

Graduate Students