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Here's your chance to learn more about our residences. They're divided into three categories:

1. Residence halls. The majority of students live in residence halls. Most of the halls are arranged in suites-groups of single and double bedrooms that open onto a shared living space. This turns out to be an excellent way to instantly assemble a small group of friends.
2. Apartments and townhouses. These are available only to upperclassmen through a lottery system.
3. Houses. These are, yes, actual houses, where a dozen or so students live together. They include five fraternities, four cultural centers, and theme houses.