Residence Life

A true collegiate experience involves more than just going to classes and receiving a diploma. Attending a concert, participating in intramural sports, holding a position within student government or the residence hall association, and volunteering for a service learning project are but a few of the opportunities that can make your university career more exciting and worthwhile.

Why should I live on campus?

• Live in close proximity to your classes, the library, the dining hall and all that campus has to offer!
• Access to Faculty in Residence and Academic RAs to support your academic success
• Weekly programs in your hall to help you meet friends and create connections to campus
• Lounges in every hall with big screen TVs, pool tables, video game systems and board games
• Free Wi-fi and HBO-Go for all residents
• A community kitchen available for you to use

Where will I live?

First year students will be placed in Peabody, Bowditch or on the 5^th floor of Marsh 

Upper class students will be placed in Marsh, Viking, Atlantic or Bates

(Assignments will be based on availability)