Residence Halls
Find the space that fits you, from singles and traditional doubles to suite-style rooms and apartments. All traditional first- and second-year students live on campus through our two-year residency requirement and many upperclass students choose to stay on campus all four years.
Booth Hall
Nestled on Comstock Avenue, Booth Hall is steps from Marshall Street’s shops and eateries and just minutes away from campus.
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Comstock Hall
Opening in Fall 2027, Comstock Hall is a new residence hall on Comstock Avenue with modern amenities and neighbored by Booth, Dellplain and Ernie Davis halls.
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Ernie Davis Hall
Right in the heart of North Campus, Ernie Davis Hall puts you steps from Bird Library and the Quad, including its own dining center, fitness center and study spots.
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Milton Hall
Milton Hall offers apartment-style living with full kitchens and private bathrooms, next to Marshall Street’s shopping and dining on the edge of North Campus.
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Oren Lyons Hall
Located just off the eastern edge of North Campus near Shaw Hall, Oren Lyrons Hall offers a welcoming community with easy access to campus.
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Ostrom Hall
Opening in Fall 2027, Ostrom Hall is a new residence hall near Ernie Davis, Dellplain and Shaw halls, with modern features and all the comforts of home.
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Riley Hall
Centrally located and offering a modern living experience, Riley Hall keeps residents close to the heart of campus.
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Skyhall 1
Skyhall 1 is one of three Skyhalls on South Campus and is a short bus ride from North Campus.
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Skyhall 2
Located on South Campus, Skyhall 2 offers a tight-knit community with a home-away-from-home feel.
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Skyhall 3
Skyhall 3 is located near South Campus apartments, the Goldstein Student Center and the John A. Lally Athletics Complex.
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Washington Arms
Washington Arms is a small, 70-person residence hall with a quieter, close-knit community. On Walnut Avenue, it’s just a short walk from classes and dining.
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Watson Hall
Right on the Einhorn Family Walk, Watson Hall puts you in the middle of campus life. Steps from this residence hall are Bird Library and the Schine Student Center.
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Waverly Hall
Opening in Fall 2027, Waverly Hall is a new residence hall on Waverly Avenue near Booth and Haven halls, with modern amenities, a dining center and a convenience store.
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Approximately 2,500 students enjoy calling South Campus home in apartments arranged in several neighborhood-type communities off Skytop Road.
South Campus Apartments
Make it your own. South Campus apartments give you room to spread out, a full kitchen for cooking on your own schedule and the independence of a quieter lifestyle, all just about an eight-minute drive or bus ride from North Campus.
Living Off Campus
Cultivate a spirit of freedom and independence by choosing off-campus living at Syracuse University, and explore all the Syracuse area has to offer.
Off-Campus Living Opportunities
After fulfilling the two-year housing requirement, many students explore off-campus living options. As you begin considering your options, start by determining your needs.
Transportation
The University operates a shuttle system on and near campus, and the City of Syracuse offers a variety of bus options to help you get around.
Housing Resources
Move-in Information
Welcome back! View the schedule for moving back to campus this academic year.
Also of Interest
Housing Rates
Housing rates vary by room type. View current rates to plan your budget for the year.
Summer Housing
Make the most of your summer on campus. Explore everything you need to know about summer housing, including eligibility, locations, dates and costs.
