Residential Community
On our residential campus, everything you need is right outside your door!
Your friends, great food, your classes and clubs, the playing fields and practice rooms … your residence hall is a community in and of itself, and a gateway to everything that campus has to offer.
Most first-year students live in Copeland, Platt-Howard, Forest, or SOA (Stewart-Odell-Akin). Campus food service, provided by Bon Appétit, includes a central dining room (known as “The Bone”) as well as two coffee shops/cafés on campus. All of our dining venues offer vegetarian, vegan, and allergy-friendly options.
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Platt West houses the Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) Living-Learning Community (LLC), a place where members of the floor embrace all forms of artistic expression, including writing, painting, drawing, dancing, playing musical instruments, singing, acting, or exploring previously uncharted artistic territory.Copyright, Steve Hambuchen -
Studying is always better with friends! -
Our res halls offer great views of our wooded, 137 acre campus.Sterling Stoll -
The residents of Akin say that the advantages of hall include its large, comfortable rooms; its location on campus; and the sense of community the hall provides.Copyright, Steve Hambuchen -
The Forest Complex, located at the southwest corner of campus, consists of five independent buildings (Alder, Manzanita, Juniper, Spruce, & Ponderosa) and a sixth central building (Tamarack) that serves as a main lounge area.Copyright, Steve Hambuchen -
Located on the edge of the ravine, many Copeland Hall rooms offer scenic views. Coed, single sex and gender-inclusive housing options are available to students.2014NashCOPhoto.com -
The benches outside Tamarack are a great place to catch up with friends! -
What's better than a grilled cheese party?!?Copyright, Steve Hambuchen
Campus Living has all the details on residence hall options, Living-Learning Communities (our version of theme floors), and more.