Residence Housing
Residence facilities are provided in eight main residence
buildings which house 1166 single men
and women. Of this number, 300 students are housed in the
recently constructed Bricker
Residence. This 10 story co-ed residence includes a floor for
students with special needs, three
floors for senior, graduate and seminary students, with the
remaining six floors reserved for first
year students. Each furnished unit housing four students contains
four single bedrooms, two full
bathrooms and a kitchen and living area. Common facilities
include: television lounge, billiard
room, computer room and study room.

    W.D. Euler and Ulrich Leupold co-ed residences allow
56 first year
students to choose a `Quiet Floor Option'. Students are housed in
double occupancy rooms under
much stricter noise regulations.

    The remaining five dormitory-styled buildings
provide mainly double room
occupancy, as well as common area facilities such as recreation
rooms, lounges, kitchenettes,
washrooms, laundry rooms, computer rooms, etc. The bed-study
rooms assigned to students are
fully furnished, and supplied with linens and towels. Students
are responsible for the care and
maintenance of their rooms.

    The residences are governed by a residence
council and by the
residence staff of Head Residents, and ``Dons'', or Residence
Assistants. Students in residence
are provided with a Student Handbook, a Residence Handbook and a
Residence Halls Agreement
which outline the rules and regulations of residence. Smoking is
permitted in rooms only by
mutual consent of roommates and in designated smoking areas in
each building.
 All students living in residence are provided
with a mail box and daily
mail delivery five days per week.
 A University meal plan is required for all
residence students (except
Bricker). This flexible ``declining balance'' type of meal plan
is available for use in (both the
Torque Room and Dining Hall). Since Bricker offers each student
kitchen facilities, a meal plan
is not mandatory. (Students may choose to purchase a smaller meal
plan if desired. See food
services facilities.)
 The majority of bed spaces in residence are
reserved for first
year students. A limited number of graduate, senior, seminary,
and exchange students are housed
in Bricker Residence.
 Clara Conrad Hall accommodates 244 single women
in single and
double rooms (15 student staff members).
 Nils Willison Hall accommodates 163 single men
in double rooms
(seven student staff members).
 Bouckaert Hall accommodates 142 single women in
double rooms (6
student staff members).
 C.H. Little House accommodates 160 single men in
double rooms (10
student staff members).
 Macdonald House accommodates 100 single men in
double rooms (5
student staff members).
 W.D. Euler Residence, (Quiet-floor Option), a
co-ed building,
accommodates 22 single women on one floor, and 14 single men in
double rooms on another
(two student staff members).
 Ulrich Leupold Residence, (Quiet-floor Option),
accommodates 20
single students in double rooms (two student staff members).
 Bricker Residence, accommodates 300 single men
and women in
apartment style, self contained units (11 student staff members).
 Married Student Apartments. A limited number of
one bedroom
unfurnished apartments are available to childless married
students on a 4-, 8- or 12-month lease.
Married seminary students are given preference for these
apartments. The five apartments are
located in Euler Residence and Leupold Residence.
 Off-Campus Housing. The University Housing
Office maintains an
extensive listing service that provides all students with
information regarding off-campus
accommodations. Information, maps, telephones and advice are all
available. The Housing
Office is located on the ground floor of Macdonald House at the
west entrance, (519) 884-0710
extension 3218 or 3226.