Housing and Residence Education serves as a compliment to the academic mission of the University of enhancing the personal growth of students by providing services and programs that enhance the living/learning environment in the residence halls. Housing and Residential Education staff members are responsible for coordinating room assignments, processing off-campus living requests, mediating roommate conflicts, reporting residence hall maintenance concerns, planning and implementing hall programs, and enforcing residence hall community living guide.

Residence halls for students include traditional dormitory living arrangements as well as a 336-bed residential facility that opened in the fall of 2007. This new facility includes four separate three-story buildings that make-up the new state-of-the-art complex complete with picturesque architecture and landscaping. The facility is comprised of student suites, each consisting of four single-occupancy bedrooms, two full baths and a large common living area.