Residence Life: Living on Campus

Adventures in Living

Live on campus, among friends and staff who quickly become your local family. If your family is local, you can choose to live at home or on campus. 

Housing is just the beginning. Shared meals. The quick jaunt to class. A cool breeze being enjoyed on the swings in the evening. The ups and downs of life, shared. Living in fellowship: a most human adventure.

Make your home in one of 17 residence halls (5 for men, 12 for women). There’s dining and lounges, of course. 

It’s honest. It’s warm. It’s how you grow into the best leader you can be.

Take a Tour!

Visit campus, talk to students, and eat in the dining hall. Sit on the swings. Consider an Overnight Visit for full immersion.

Visit Us

Men’s Residence Halls

Anthony Hall: Suite-style housing for 24.

Bruce Hall: Three stories, near Hayes Gymnasium.

Crusader Court: duplex style apartments, close to athletic facilities.

Men’s Lodge Units: Suite style, large common areas, central campus.

Georgia Hall & Marshall Hall: Newest, suite style, near athletic facilities.

Women’s Residence Halls

Brashier Hall: Apartment-style, near baseball fields.

Cline Hall: Suite style, near Todd Dining and Crain Science.

Emery Hall: Suite-style, near Hamlin Recital Hall and Hayes Ministry Center.

Howard Hall: Suite-style, centrally located, three stories.

JR Howard Hall: Suite-style, central location.

Women’s Lodge Unit: Suite-style, centrally located, built-in furniture.

Martin Hall: Suite-style, newest, near baseball fields.

Roberson Hall: Suite-style, centrally located, near Foster Education Building.

Self Hall and Trustee Hall: Suite-style, centrally located.

Simpson Hall: Suite-style, centrally located, near Turner Chapel.

Horton Tingle Hall: Suite-style, centrally located, large common area.

Vandiver Hall: Suite-style, near baseball fields.

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