There are two types of shared-interest communities on campus: Living-Learning and Specialty. The key difference is the former is connected with academic credit, and the latter is not. Living Learning Communities are faculty-guided communities focusing on experimental learning and discovery beyond the classroom. Specialty community houses and floors in dormitories are accommodations in which students with similar interests live, study, and socialize. These are created and sustained by students with the support of faculty and staff. Learn more about Living-Learning and Specialty Communities.
Living-Learning Communities:
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Specialty Communities:
Classics House |
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WISE-UP House |
Available Layouts
- Semi-Suite Double
- Semi-Suite Triple
- Suite Double
- Suite Single
- Suite Triple
- Traditional Double
- Traditional Quad
- Traditional Single
- Traditional Triple
Features and Amenities
- 24-Hour Emergency Maintenance
- All Utilities Included
- Fully Furnished
- IPTV and WiFi Included
- Lock-Out Assistance