Select a link below to explore residence halls on North Campus and apartments on South Campus.
North Campus Residence Halls
Your Syracuse University story starts at home on campus. Live in the heart of a close-knit community, with classes, dining, study spaces and campus traditions just steps from your door.
Boland Hall
Open to first-year students, Boland Hall is part of the BBB Complex on the North Campus.
*This residence hall will not be accepting new residents for the 2027-28 academic year.
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Booth Hall
Close to campus favorites and Marshall Street, Booth Hall is open to second-year students and above.
*This residence hall will not be accepting new residents for the 2027-28 academic year.
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Brewster Hall
A part of the BBB Complex on North Campus, Brewster Hall is open to first-year students.
*This residence hall will not be accepting new residents for the 2027-28 academic year.
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Brockway Hall
Located on North Campus and part of the BBB Complex, Brockway Hall welcomes first-year students.
*This residence hall will not be accepting new residents for the 2027-28 academic year.
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Comstock Hall (coming soon)
One of three new housing developments set to open Fall 2027, Comstock will offer suite-style living to second-year students.
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Day Hall
Located at Mount Olympus on North Campus, Day Hall is open to first-year students.
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Dellplain Hall
At the center of North Campus, Dellplain Hall houses first-year students.
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Ernie Davis Hall
Steps from the Bird Library, Ernie Davis Hall is home to students of all year levels.
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Flint Hall
On Mount Olympus, next to Day Hall and close to the Graham Dining Center, Flint Hall is available to all first-year students.
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Haven Hall
Centrally located on Comstock Avenue and neighboring Walnut Hall, Haven Hall is home to first-year students.
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Lawrinson Hall
Visible from across Downtown Syracuse and near the JMA Wireless Dome, Lawrinson Hall is home to first-year students.
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Milton Hall
Close to Marshall Street and North Campus, Milton Hall brings apartment-style living to third-year students and above.
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Oren Lyons Hall
Steps away from Shaw Hall, Oren Lyons Hall is available to all third-year students and above.
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Ostrom Hall (coming soon)
Close to Thornden Park and one of three new housing offerings open Fall 2027, Ostrom Hall is available to second-year students.
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Riley Hall
Near Marshall Street and North Campus, Riley Hall is home to second-year students.
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Sadler Hall
Close to the JMA Wireless Dome and Lawrinson Hall, Sadler Hall welcomes all first-year students.
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Shaw Hall
Open to first-year students, Shaw Hall is conveniently located near the Life Sciences Complex and equipped with its own dining center.
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Walnut Hall
Close to North Campus and neighboring Haven Hall, Walnut Hall is home to first-year students.
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Washington Arms
A short walk from classes and dining options, Washington Arms is for third-year students and above.
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Watson Hall
Steps from Bird Library and Schine Student Center, Watson Hall is available to second-year students.
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Waverly Hall (coming soon)
Coming Fall 2027, Waverly Hall is one of three new housing options open to second-year students.
See Waverly HallSouth Campus Residence Halls
Just an eight-minute bus ride from North Campus, the Skyhalls are three welcoming South Campus residence halls with a quieter lifestyle and room to be more independent while staying close to campus.
Skyhall 1
Located a short bus ride from North Campus. Skyhall 1 is home to second-year students and above.
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Skyhall 2
Close to Goldstein Student Center, Skyhall 2 is one of three residence halls on South Campus and is home to second-year students and above.
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Skyhall 3
Near the John A. Lally Athletics Complex, Skyhall 3 is one of three South Campus residence halls available to second-year students and above.
See Skyhall 3South Campus Apartments
The South Campus Apartments consists of six unique neighborhoods. Each has its own bus stop and is just a short eight-minute drive or bus ride from North Campus.
Make It Your Own
With fully furnished apartments featuring one to three private bedrooms, full kitchens and apartment-shared bathrooms—everything you need for a more independent lifestyle is here.