2015-16 housing for
returning students

» Details about the process (click through to read more) 

• System open 24 hours; support during business hours
• Individual process — no more groups!
• Current on-campus students can sign up for rooms immediately
• Off-campus students must do an initial log in 1 business day before sign up access
• Change rooms yourself!
• Room swap in your apartment/suite/flat

» See the step-by-step process in our video guides

• Group Formation
• Room Selection
• Room Change

Fall '15/Spring '16 cancellations

Please complete the cancellation form for the appropriate community on or before March 10, 2015. A $200 cancellation charge will be added to your account. Cancellation requests by registered students will be denied after the deadline.

• College-in-the-Woods
• Dickinson
• Hillside
• Hinman
• Mountainview
• Newing
• Susquehanna

Spring '15 housing

Are you a new or transfer student attending this spring?

Or a returning student moving back on campus or coming back from study abroad?

Housing applications are open as of 10 a.m. Wed., Dec. 10! 

» Details on how to log in and complete your application

» Begin your application

Spring '15 wait lists and cancellations for current students

Want a different room for spring 2015?

Wait lists for SPRING 2015 only are available online. Go to the homepage of the community where you want to live and look for this button.

» Find your community under the "Current Students" tab above

» Or by visiting our community page

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 Spring 2015 Cancellations

If you are graduating, transferring, studying abroad or withdrawing please complete a cancellation form before November 21 to avoid being assessed a $200 charge. Cancellation of the University Housing License are only being accepted for the reasons listed above.

 

Focus On — Faculty Masters

George D. Catalano

Apartment Communities

Each faculty master has been tasked with developing a "Big Idea" — a theme they're focusing on with their communities for the next three years.

Catalano's "Big Idea" resonates closely with his residents and himself — a community of peace.  "I see three aspects to this," he explains. "Being at peace with yourself, being at peace with others and being at peace with the planet." 

"My impression, after talking to several students, is that they're really searching for a way to give back. They want to make a difference, but with their schedules it's hard for them to come up with ways to do that. I think my role as Master will be shepherding them in this."

Read more about Catalano and his "Big Idea".

Residents' resources