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Upper-Division Housing
Upper-Division Housing
Sophomores and juniors are required to live in university housing in a variety of group settings including traditional residence halls, apartments, townhouses, Greek and themed housing. Rising seniors typically secure living arrangements off-campus, but a limited number of rooms are usually available for seniors who want to remain on campus.
Special Requests
Rooms with facilities for students with disabilities are available in singles and doubles. Service and emotional-assistance animals are allowed on campus and in housing in accordance with the Fair Housing Act, Virginia Fair Housing Law and University Policy.
Village Apartments
Floors: 3
Coed: by apartment with a few designated units coed with apartments
Room Types: singles
Residents: 192
Air-Conditioning: Yes
Elevator: Civic Building A Only
On-Site Laundry Room: Yes; washer/dryer in each apartment unit
Woods Creek Apartments
Floors: up to 6
Coed: by apartment
Room Types: singles and doubles
Residents: 178
Air-Conditioning: Yes
Elevator: No
On-Site Laundry Room: Yes
Village Townhouses
Floors: 3
Coed: by townhouse with designated units coed within townhouses
Room Types: singles
Residents: 146
Air-Conditioning: Yes
Elevator: No
On-Site Laundry Room: Yes; Washer/Dryer in each townhouse unit
Greek Housing
Starting sophomore year, members of sororities and fraternities are allowed to live in their chapter's house. Each house has its own amenities and living arrangements. All houses have a house director who helps to manage the day-to-day affairs of the house as well as provide support to chapter members.