More than 3,500 students live in University-owned housing in traditional residence halls, suites, houses and apartments. The residential life program at Quinnipiac provides a safe, comfortable environment that allows every student to make the most of the college experience. From the moment you move in to your room, you are part of a community that cares for you as an individual--a community that will help you become a self-assured and aware adult, ready for an independent and full life.
Currently, freshmen, sophomores and juniors are eligible to live in Quinnipiac housing, providing deposits are paid on time. Housing is available to select seniors at the nearby York Hill Campus. This new campus includes an extensive new apartment-style residence hall and a parking garage in addition to the TD Bank Sports Center. A new student center will open on York Hill in 2010. Many seniors live off-campus in apartments and condos in the Hamden, North Haven and Wallingford area.
QU Residence Halls Common Features
- Coed residence halls
- Wireless Internet access
- Smoke-free: Smoking is NOT permitted
- 24-hour security card access system
- Resident assistant and residence hall director
- Vending machines
- Laundry rooms, which feature the LaundryView™ online monitoring system
LaundryView connects laundry machines to the Internet, allowing students to check the availability of washers and dryers. Students can view a 3-D rendering of the laundry room to see the status of each laundry machine from their computer. They can request notifications for when in-use machines become available and when their laundry is done. The system also provides text message alerts that notify students when their laundry is done.
For more information on residential housing styles and individual residential buildings, please follow the links below: