You have a few different options when it comes to choosing where to live during your
time as a Badger. You can stay with your parents or family in the area, rent an off-campus
apartment nearby, or live on campus!
Community
- Develop healthy peer relationships and interpersonal skills in on-campus housing.
College friendships can last a lifetime!
- Meet students from around the globe with a wide range of backgrounds and cultures.
- Be a Badger! On-Campus Housing is more than a bed, we offer an experience. Feel connected and a part of a larger
community on campus.
Convenience
- All Residence Halls are located right next to campus. Easily get to class in less than 5 minutes.
- Take advantage of payment options for all college expenses. Housing and meal plan
rates are billed to your student account as tuition.
- Inclusive pricing covers everything in the Residence Halls! Utilities, internet, parking, and laundry
are free/included in our on-campus housing rates.
- Cooking & non-cooking options with flexible meal plans allow you to purchase a housing and meal package that fits your needs.
Safety & Security
- Keycard only entrances, well-lit building exteriors and parking lots, security cameras in public areas, and
Campus Security Authorities (CSAs) allow for peace of mind.
- Need after hours assistance? A Resident Director is on-call 24/7 and Resident Assistants are on-duty every evening beginning at 8pm, available to help students with anything.
- Surfaces in public areas are disinfected daily by our custodial professionals to help
prevent the spread of germs.
Supportive & Fun!
- Social activities, planned by RAs with residents' interests in mind, build an engaging
and social atmosphere in the on-campus housing communities.
- Professional and friendly office staff are here to help you at college. Visit us in the Office of Residence Life anytime
for any reason!
- RAs & RDs are trained on everything from conflict mediation to mental health support
as part of our mission to educate and help students outside the classroom.
