Living on Campus

** 2009 Move-In Weekend Information

Bryant University offers a range of options for students who choose to live on campus.  In addition to housing, the Office of Residence Life offers social, educational, and team-building events and activities in the residence halls to expand the perspectives and cultural awareness of all students.

For more information, contact the Office of Residence Life at reslife@bryant.edu.

Housing Options

First year students are housed in a traditional residence hall setting with a roommate that allows them to meet and interact with a large number of students in their building. Sophomores and juniors have the opportunity to live in suite style housing with a smaller group of people .  Seniors can take advantage of independent living in townhouse style apartments. 

First Year Complex (Hall 14 and Hall 15)

In order to ease the transition into college life, first year students are housed together. This allows students to meet people with similar interests and form lasting friendships.

These two halls – entirely reserved for first year students – are  four story, co-educational halls with north and south wings. Housing roughly 300 students, the living areas are divided by common bathrooms. Study and social lounges are available on each floor in each wing. On the main floor is a lobby/lounge area fully equipped with recreational games, vending machines, a T.V. and a kitchen. Laundry and the Resident Director’s Office are also on the first floor.

First year students are matched with compatible roommates by the Office of Residence Life based on questionnaires they complete indicating their likes, dislikes, and personalities.

Hall 16

Hall 16 is a four story, co-educational hall for 276 students. The suite style living has four double bedrooms, living areas and a common bathroom. Suite style living is organized by gender. A main lounge/lobby is complete with recreational games, vending machines and television. The main floor also has laundry service and the Resident Director’s office. The Office of Health Services is also housed in Hall 16. Two floors are reserved for first year students.

Suite Village

The Suite Village is a collection of 13 residence halls that each house 90 students. Every suite has three double bedrooms, a living area and private bathroom with multiple stalls and showers. Each of the four floors has four suites, with each suite separated by gender.

Townhouses

The townhouse style apartments are designed to give upperclassmen the freedom to live independently. Each townhouse has a fully furnished kitchen with a refrigerator, stove and dishwasher and includes two bathrooms, one on each floor. There are five and six person townhouse options available.