Office of the Provost

Faculty and Unclassified Staff Handbook
Chapter 7-- Student Affairs

Housing for Students

The University maintains several residence halls for student housing as follows:

Residence Halls Spaces Available Type of Occupancy

McMindes Hall 550 Coed
Agnew Hall 140 Coed
Custer Hall 80 Women
Stadium Place Apartments 116 Coed
Wiest Hall 300 Coed
Wooster Place 84 Apartments Nontraditional Students

In addition, six fraternities and sororities offer room and board for more than 300 students.

Unmarried freshmen students with less than one year out of high school are required to live in a University residence hall, a fraternity, sorority, or the home of their parents or legal guardian. Other students may live wherever they choose.

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