Residence Facilities and Rates

You'll find it easy to make yourself at home in one of Syracuse's 21 residence halls, with accommodations to meet diverse needs. With approximately 55 percent of students living on campus, new friends are easy to find as you settle into your home away from home.

Watson Hall exterior courtyard with a fire pit and nice landscaping — Watson Hall courtyard

Residence Halls

West Campus

Boland Hall, Brewster Hall, Brockway Hall, Lawrinson Hall, and Sadler Hall

Mount Olympus

Day Hall and Flint Hall

East Campus

Booth Hall, DellPlain Hall, Ernie Davis Hall, Haven Hall, Kimmel Hall, Marion Hall, Oren Lyons Hall, Shaw Hall, Walnut Hall, Washington Arms, and Watson Hall

South Campus

Skyhalls I, II, and III

Learn more about our residence halls

Housing Rates

Residence Halls

All University residence halls remain open for Thanksgiving Break and Spring Break. Halls close for the Semester Break. A meal plan is required for all students living in residence halls.

Apartments

South Campus apartments are fully furnished with all utilities included. Apartments remain open for Thanksgiving, Spring, and Semester Breaks. A meal plan is not required.

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Room Layouts and Furnishings

Each residence hall room is furnished with a bed, desk, desk chair, dresser, and closet/wardrobe for each student.

Residence Hall Floor Plans

Explore a residence hall floor plan to get a better idea of what it's like to live in on-campus housing.

Terms and Conditions of Student Housing

These are the terms and conditions for occupying student housing at Syracuse University.

South Campus Apartments

After your first year, you may be interested in expanding your housing horizons to enjoy South Campus’s apartment-style living arrangements.