Residence Hall and Room Styles
A page within Residence Life
Learn more about our different styles of residence halls and room offerings by clicking on the options below. You can also find out more information about a specific residence hall or our housing rates & costs.
Cube, Wing, and Traditional Halls
Learn more about our different styles of residence halls and room offerings by clicking on the options below. You can also find out more information about a specific residence hall or our housing rates & costs.
What is a cube?
| Cube buildings are made up of two to three cube-shaped units, each with four stories. The units are connected by hallways and lounges. The outer walls of each cube contain the resident rooms, which are arranged around a shared bathroom and a common stairwell. |
What is a wing?
| Wing-style residence halls feature long hallways with student rooms on either side. Each floor has a male-identifying, female-identifying and all-gender bathroom as well as a common area lounge. |
What does traditional hall mean?
A traditional residence hall is a type of student housing where students live in standard double or triple rooms. They share common facilities, such as a large bathroom and lounge areas.
Traditional Double
What is a traditional double?
Traditional Doubles are two-person rooms in all halls except Eagle and Reuter Halls.
Traditional Triple
Traditional Triples are three-person, corner rooms in our cube halls: Angell, Coate, Drake and Hutchison Halls.
Suites & Apartments
What is an Eagle triple?
| An Eagle triple is a three-person room sharing a bathroom with the adjoining three-person room. | Traditional eagle floor plan |
What is a Reuter apartment?
| The Reuter apartment is a one-person bedroom in an apartment with three other single bedrooms. The apartment features a common living room, kitchen, and bathroom for the four roommates. The image to the right is an example of one of 11 floor plans available in Reuter Hall. | Apartment floorplan |

