Room Styles & Furnishings
Styles of Housing

All of our undergraduate housing options fall in to three basic styles of living: traditional, open suite, and closed suite. The descriptions below are meant to provide an idea of the kind of living environment in a particular community. The diagrams are for reference only and are not necessarily representative of the number of rooms in a suite or wing or the number of bathrooms in the community. The diagrams are also not drawn to scale.
Traditional Style 
Traditional-style housing consists of a series of rooms and then a common bathroom. The residents are grouped by gender. Social lounges and study space are available in designated places throughout the building.
A sample traditional-style floor is pictured to the right.
Suite Style 
A sample layout showing closed suites is pictured to the right.
Common Furnishings 
Regardless of the style of housing, the University provides one of each of the following in undergraduate housing:
- desk
- desk chair
- twin bed (with a twin extra long mattress)
- closet or dresser
- wastebasket
These are PER OCCUPANT, and so singles would have one of each item, doubles would have two of each, and triples would have three of each.