Living on Campus

Some Campus Housing Features and Direct Links for Application Forms

Traditional Residence Halls: Each of our residence halls has between 8 and 14 communities called "houses." About 50 students live in each house, which can be an entire floor or portion of a floor. All have common bathrooms and hallways. Most also have lounges. The seven co-ed residence halls are Bartlett, Bender, Campbell, Dancer, Noehren, Rider, and Shull. Shull Hall accommodates all double-as-single rooms. All-female halls include Hagemann and Lawther. The co-ed Halls have all-male and all-female houses separately. Community living options in residence halls include Substance-Free, Quiet Lifestyle, Springboard, Upper-class, and Sophomore/Transfer houses. More information about community living options can be found at http://www.uni.edu/dor/housing/residencehalls/basichallinfo.htm.

Residence Halls are available for all UNI students. All Halls are open during Thanksgiving and Spring Break. Six Halls - Bartlett, Bender, Dancer, Lawther, Noehren and Shull- are also open between fall and spring semesters. There is no added charge to those who stay during any of these break periods. Bartlett is the only Hall open for 12 months and provides air conditioning. Campbell, Bartlett and part of Lawther Hall provide lofts. Some Halls are carpeted and have sinks in rooms. All residence halls have Internet connections in every room and are close to computer labs, which are open 24 hours/day for the convenience of students. There are a lot of opportunities for getting involved and leadership development.

• All halls are smoke-free
• All halls have cable and internet access
• All halls have kitchen and laundry facilities
• All halls remain open during Thanksgiving and Spring Break
• Only Bartlett, Bender, Dancer, Lawther, Noehren, and Shull remain open between Fall and Spring Semesters

It is required for all students living in Residence Halls to have a meal plan. Meal plan rates can be seen in the following link: http://www.uni.edu/dor/rates.htm. Different meal plan options can be found at http://www.uni.edu/dor/dining/mealplans/mealplanoptions.htm

For contract terms and conditions about the Residence Halls, visit the following link http://www.uni.edu/dor/RHTermsandConditions07-08.htm

For Residence Halls and Dining contract form, visit the following link http://www.uni.edu/dor/contracting/pdfcontracts.htm

For online contracting, please visit http://www.uni.edu/dor/contracting/index.htm

For more information about each traditional residence hall, as well as a virtual tour of rooms and room layouts, please visit http://www.uni.edu/dor/housing/residencehalls/index.htm

ROTH Complex:

ROTH provides Northern Iowa students the benefits of living with current friends and making new friends while being able to enjoy increased independence, privacy and responsibility. The two, four, and six person apartments and eight bedroom suites were designed to meet the needs of upper-class students who have completed at least 30 credit hours and are in good academic and behavioral standing at the University.

ROTH Apartments: There are three styles of ROTH apartments from which to choose. Up to two people may live in a one-bedroom apartment, up to four in a two-bedroom apartment and up to six in a three-bedroom apartment. Apartments are designed for residents of the same sex. Each apartment includes one kitchen, one bathroom, a dining/living room and bedrooms, which are all furnished.

ROTH Suites: Each ROTH suite is designed for as many as 16 people. Two wings of up to eight occupants are connected by a kitchen and central living/dining area furnished with a sink, two microwaves, two stoves, one refrigerator, tables, chairs, couches, and a 19-inch color TV. Each wing includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms. There are telephone access and Internet access connections in each room. Bedrooms are for single or double occupancy. Each wing houses either all male or all female residents. However, a men’s wing and women’s wing may be combined into a co-ed suite

Note that meal plans are not required for students living in the Roth Complex.

For contract terms and conditions about ROTH, see the following link http://www.uni.edu/dor/RHTermsandConditions07-08.htm

For ROTH Complex contract form, please visit http://www.uni.edu/dor/housing/roth/ROTHContract06-07.pdf

For complete information about ROTH Complex, please visit http://www.uni.edu/dor/housing/roth/index.htm

University Apartments:

College Courts, Hillside Courts, and Jennings Courts are the university apartments available for married students with or without children, single parents, domestic partners, graduate and non-traditional students (23+). One bedroom and two-bedroom apartment are available with and without air conditioning. Most of the apartments are uncarpeted and unfurnished. Note that the price rate varies according to the apartment set-up. See pricing rate at the following link: http://www.uni.edu/dor/rates.htm

Note that meal plans are not required for students living in the University Apartments.

For terms and conditions about the UNI Apartments see the following link http://www.uni.edu/dor/housing/apartments/AptTermsandConditions.pdf

To apply for an apartment online visit the following link http://www.uni.edu/dor/housing/apartments/index.htm and click on University Apartment Web Application. Note that there is often a waiting list and it is recommended you apply six months in advance.

For more information about University Apartments, please visit http://www.uni.edu/dor/housing/apartments/features.htm