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4 out of 5 first year students want to live on campus because HFS makes it easy!

 

4 out of 5 first year students want to live on campus because HFS makes it easy!

 

Be a Part of Our Campus Community

Undergraduate campus living is all about having an inclusive and supportive campus community. You'll enjoy studying with friends, programs, leadership training opportunities, getting creative in maker spaces, activities, and so much more!

Apply for Housing—New Residents

Easy to follow instructions about applying for housing, including when and how to apply.

Apply for Housing—Current Residents

Review the perks of returning to HFS housing and how to apply.

Dining on Campus

Learn about our Residential Dining Plan and the food, beverage and grocery options on campus.

Take a Virtual Tour

Visit the official HFS YouTube channel to see virtual tours for res halls, apartments and rooms.

Visit Campus for  Tour

Sign up for a Residential Life Tour and visit campus for a 45-minute guided tour of a residence hall.

See a Model Room

Check out the model unit located in the Seattle U-District University Book Store to visualize what your Husky Home could look like.

Move in Everything you need to know about preparing for and moving into your new Husky Home.

Move in

Everything you need to know about preparing for and moving into your new Husky Home.

 

Your guide to being a resident on campus, including hall and community resources and setting up your space.

Your Guide to Living on Campus

Your guide to being a resident on campus, including hall and community resources and setting up your space.

 

Living Learning Communities

Housing in LLCs provides a bridge from an interest to a focused exploration in a vibrant and dynamic residential community.

Black Affinity Housing

Join a community in our residence hall that promotes personal wellness, social connectedness and academic success centering the Black student experience.

Gender-inclusive Housing

Learn about living in housing that is a welcoming and supportive place for students across the spectrums of gender identity, gender expression, biological sex and sexual identity.

Amenities for Every Resident

Below is a sampling of available building amenities and student spaces.

Area 01 space in the evening viewed from sidewalk

Area 01

A maker and creative space in Maple Hall

Check out Area 01

THE MILL Maker space and engineering lab in McCarty Hall

The MILL

Maker space and engineering lab in McCarty Hall

Check out The MILL

Fitness Center West located in Elm Hall with workout equipment and classes

Fitness Center West

A gym in Elm Hall with equipment and classes

Check out FCW

Washing Machines in laundry room on campus

Laundry

Available in every building, included in your room rate.

Leadership Opportunities Community programs and leadership training

Leadership Opportunities

Community programs and leadership training

Student Leadership

Free meeting space Residents can reserve meeting space at no charge

Free Meeting Space

Residents can reserve meeting space at no charge

Check out Meeting Spaces

Frost Bite ice cream shop entrance

Frost Bite

Student-managed shop featuring $1.50 ice cream

Check out Frost Bite

Free wifi and streaming 100+ channels of digital TV, 80 channels of live streaming and gaming

Free Wi-Fi and Streaming

100+ channels of digital TV, 80 channels of live streaming

Set Up Your Space

Living on campus is all about community and making things easy for you.

“My favorite part about living on campus is the friends I have made over the past two years. They are some of my closest friends now and I am even planning on living with them next year!”   –Cameron, Sophomore

“My favorite part about living on campus is the friends I have made over the past two years. They are some of my closest friends now and I am even planning on living with them next year!” 

–Cameron, Sophomore

“Living on campus gives you a better sense of community. I have friends that don’t live on campus and they don’t feel as connected.”  Jah lil, Sophomore

“Living on campus gives you a better sense of community. I have friends that don’t live on campus and they don’t feel as connected.”

–Jah lil, Sophomore

“I like living on campus because HFS offers so many programs to get you involved, like movie nights or crafting. It is way less stressful living on campus.”    –Lexi, Junior

“I like living on campus because HFS offers so many programs to get you involved, like movie nights or crafting. It is way less stressful living on campus.”  

–Lexi, Junior 

Connect with our experts about living on campus hfsinfo@uw.edu