Incoming Undergraduates
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Preparing for move in? You have questions and we have answers. Visit the links below for details.
The Latest Updates from Residential Services
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Emails from Residential Services
View an archive of the latest email communications from Residential Services to current and incoming students living on the Evanston campus.
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Welcome home, Wildcats!
We are preparing for your arrive in September. Learn more about move in for new first year and transfer undergraduate students, returning undergraduate students, and graduate students.
Information for Students Living on Campus
Incoming Student Housing Overview
Current Undergraduates
Graduate Students
Â鶹´«Ã½'s Residential Experience
Residence Halls
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Residence Halls
Residence halls range from as few as 25 students to larger communities of 500. Each building has its own character, spirit, and unique advantages.
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Residential Colleges
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Residential Colleges
Residential Colleges range from 40 to 250 students and are headed by a Faculty Chair. Some have a single unifying theme such as international studies while others are multi-thematic.
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Special Interest Housing
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Special Interest Housing
Special interest housing is for students who choose to live with others who share a special academic or personal interest.
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All Gender Housing
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All Gender Housing
All Gender Housing refers to an arrangement whereby students, regardless of sex or gender, are permitted to share a room or suite in select areas of Â鶹´«Ã½â€™s campus residences.
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Graduate Housing
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Graduate Housing
Residential Services offers three residence halls for graduate students: Engelhart Hall, Garrett Place Apartments, and McManus Center.
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Residential Areas
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Residential Areas
A residential area consists of a cluster of buildings with common features, services, and staffing.
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