Living on Campus
A room of your own within a residential community.
Cedar House
First-year students. Standard double rooms provide a place to sleep, study and keep personal belongings.
- Two beds and mattresses
- Two desks and chairs
- Wardrobe storage
- Shared floor bathrooms
- Floor lounge and laundry room
Juniper House
Returning and transfer students. Standard double rooms provide a place to sleep, study and keep personal belongings.
- Two beds and mattresses
- Two desks and chairs
- Wardrobe storage
- Shared floor bathrooms
- Shared kitchen and study lounge
The standard arrangement
The standard double-room rate is $7,800 for 2026–2027, or $3,900 per semester. The rate includes basic utilities, campus Wi-Fi, shared laundry facilities and residential programming.
After accepting an offer, begin a housing-preference conversation. Roommate preferences and access needs help the team plan, but the written room assignment and housing agreement establish the actual arrangement.
A considerate shared space
Quiet hours are Sunday–Thursday, 10 p.m.–8 a.m., and Friday–Saturday, midnight–9 a.m. Common spaces support study and conversation; residents help keep them usable for the next person.
Discuss a room or community concern with Residential Life before it becomes difficult to manage. The team can explain expectations, identify a useful conversation and record the next step.
Spring arrival and move-out
Spring arrival begins January 7 for Cedar House and January 9 for Juniper House, according to each written assignment. Classes begin January 11. Spring move-out is May 15, with graduating students through May 16 by arrangement.