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Mission
MISSION STATEMENT
Housing & Residence Life cultivates engaged residential communities that empower students to succeed academically, develop life skills, and contribute as responsible members of a broader community. Through intentional programs, supportive environments, and well-maintained living spaces, we foster personal growth, leadership, and a strong sense of belonging, ensuring students thrive both on campus and beyond.

Membership Benefits
Appleby East & West are female-only residence halls and often referred to as Clusters along with Hawthorne & Covington. These residence halls are set up in a suite style, with four people sharing a suite (or mini-cluster). Each suite is comprised of two single rooms and a double room with a separate private toilet area and bath/shower area. There are three mini-clusters within a cluster and 12 residents share a common area living space and kitchen. Appleby East and West Halls each house 74 students including our four Panhellenic Sororities. The first floor of each hall is available to residents of any academic classification.

Cluster Single Room
Cluster Double Room
Building Tour

Building Features

24 Hour Card Access on all main entrance doors and entry doors to each wing.
Video surveillance on all main entrance and emergency exit doors as well as the ground floor lobby and emergency exits.
Communal kitchen in each cluster. Kitchens have a full-size refrigerator and stove/oven and are shared by all members of the cluster. Residents are encouraged to provide their own mini-fridge for private use.
Laundry facilities are typically located on the first, second and third floors.
Three suites (or mini-clusters) share a common living space which is furnished with couches, a table, and a television. This configuration is often referred to as a wing (or cluster).
Appleby East and West Halls are located next to the Varsity Tennis Courts and are a close walk to many academic buildings.
Vending Machines located on the Ground Floor or Basement floor depending on the building.
Other Information
Freshmen and Upperclassmen females may reside on the 1st floors of Appleby East & Appleby West. The 2nd and 3rd floors house UNA's four panhellenic sororities (upperclassmen members only).
Individual thermostats are located in each suite to ensure optimum comfort for the residents residing there.
All residential students are required to have a meal plan. Please see UNA Dining for additional options.
Room Features
Each suite is equipped with a private bathroom which is to be maintained by the residents occupying that space. This space consists of a shower and toilet area with a sink located in the primary entrance way. Cleaning guidelines may be found HERE.
All furniture is moveable
Two extra long single beds per standard double.
Two desks with chairs.
Two dressers
Two built in closets with full length mirrored doors
Two bulletin boards
Air Conditioning
Private toilet area
Private bath/shower area
Single rooms only have one of each item.
Wireless high speed Internet
Room Dimensions
Bed: 85" x 38" x 35 1/2"
Desk: 42" x 24" x 29 1/2"
Chair: 26" x 19" x 33"
Dresser: 30" x 24" x 29 1/2"
Closet: 44" x 30" x 80"
Window: 43" x 65 1/2"

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
MISSION STATEMENT
Housing & Residence Life cultivates engaged residential communities that empower students to succeed academically, develop life skills, and contribute as responsible members of a broader community. Through intentional programs, supportive environments, and well-maintained living spaces, we foster personal growth, leadership, and a strong sense of belonging, ensuring students thrive both on campus and beyond.

Membership Benefits
Appleby East & West are female-only residence halls and often referred to as Clusters along with Hawthorne & Covington. These residence halls are set up in a suite style, with four people sharing a suite (or mini-cluster). Each suite is comprised of two single rooms and a double room with a separate private toilet area and bath/shower area. There are three mini-clusters within a cluster and 12 residents share a common area living space and kitchen. Appleby East and West Halls each house 74 students including our four Panhellenic Sororities. The first floor of each hall is available to residents of any academic classification. Rates are available HERE.

Building Features

24 Hour Card Access on all main entrance doors and entry doors to each wing.
Video surveillance on all main entrance and emergency exit doors as well as the ground floor lobby and emergency exits.
Communal kitchen in each cluster. Kitchens have a full-size refrigerator and stove/oven and are shared by all members of the cluster. Residents are encouraged to provide their own mini-fridge for private use.
Laundry facilities are typically located on the first, second and third floors.
Three suites (or mini-clusters) share a common living space which is furnished with couches, a table, and a television. This configuration is often referred to as a wing (or cluster).
Appleby East and West Halls are located next to the Varsity Tennis Courts and are a close walk to many academic buildings.
Vending Machines located on the Ground Floor or Basement floor depending on the building.
Other Information
Freshmen and Upperclassmen females may reside on the 1st floors of Appleby East & Appleby West. The 2nd and 3rd floors house UNA's four panhellenic sororities (upperclassmen members only).
Individual thermostats are located in each suite to ensure optimum comfort for the residents residing there.
All residential students are required to have a meal plan. Please see UNA Dining for additional options.
Room Features
Each suite is equipped with a private bathroom which is to be maintained by the residents occupying that space. This space consists of a shower and toilet area with a sink located in the primary entrance way. Cleaning guidelines may be found HERE.
All furniture is moveable
Two extra long single beds per standard double.
Two desks with chairs.
Two dressers
Two built in closets with full length mirrored doors
Two bulletin boards
Air Conditioning
Private toilet area
Private bath/shower area
Single rooms only have one of each item.
Wireless high speed Internet
Room Dimensions
Bed: 85" x 38" x 35 1/2"
Desk: 42" x 24" x 29 1/2"
Chair: 26" x 19" x 33"
Dresser: 30" x 24" x 29 1/2"
Closet: 44" x 30" x 80"
Window: 43" x 65 1/2"

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
MISSION STATEMENT
Housing & Residence Life cultivates engaged residential communities that empower students to succeed academically, develop life skills, and contribute as responsible members of a broader community. Through intentional programs, supportive environments, and well-maintained living spaces, we foster personal growth, leadership, and a strong sense of belonging, ensuring students thrive both on campus and beyond.

Membership Benefits
Covington is an 92-bed residence hall and is often referred to as a Cluster, along with Hawthorne, Appleby East, and Appleby West. These residence halls are set up in a suite style, with four people sharing a suite (or mini-cluster). Each suite is comprised of two single rooms and a double room with a separate private toilet area and bath/shower area. There are three mini-clusters within a cluster and 12 residents share a common area living space and kitchen.

Building Features
24 Hour Card Access on all main entrance doors and entry doors to each wing.
Video surveillance on all main entrance and emergency exit doors as well as the ground floor lobby and emergency exits.
Communal kitchen in each cluster. Kitchens have a full-size refrigerator and stove/oven and are shared by all members of the cluster. Residents are encouraged to provide their own mini-fridge for private use.
Laundry facilities are typically located on the first, second and third floors.
Three suites (or mini-clusters) share a common living space, which is furnished with couches, a table, and a television. This configuration is often referred to as a wing (or cluster).
Covington Hall is located in close proximity to Mane Market, Create, the Student Recreation Center, and the parking structure.
Vending Machines located on the Ground Floor or Basement floor depending on the building.
Other Information
Individual thermostats are located in each suite to ensure optimum comfort for the residents residing there.
All residential students are required to have a meal plan. Please see UNA Dining for additional options.
Room Features
Each suite is equipped with a private bathroom which is to be maintained by the residents occupying that space. This space consists of a shower and toilet area with a sink located in the primary entrance way. Cleaning guidelines may be found HERE.
All furniture is moveable
Two extra long single beds per standard double.
Two desks with chairs.
Two dressers
Two built in closets with full length mirrored doors
Two bulletin boards
Air Conditioning
Private toilet area
Private bath/shower area
Single rooms only have one of each item.
Wireless high speed Internet
Room Dimensions
Bed: 85" x 38" x 35 1/2"
Desk: 42" x 24" x 29 1/2"
Chair: 26" x 19" x 33"
Dresser: 30" x 24" x 29 1/2"
Closet: 44" x 30" x 80"
Window: 43" x 65 1/2"

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
MISSION STATEMENT
Housing & Residence Life cultivates engaged residential communities that empower students to succeed academically, develop life skills, and contribute as responsible members of a broader community. Through intentional programs, supportive environments, and well-maintained living spaces, we foster personal growth, leadership, and a strong sense of belonging, ensuring students thrive both on campus and beyond.

Membership Benefits
Hawthorne is an 92-bed residence hall and is often referred to as a Cluster along with Covington, Appleby East, and Appleby West. These residence halls are set up in a suite style, with four people sharing a suite (or mini-cluster). Each suite is comprised of two single rooms and a double room with a separate private toilet area and bath/shower area. There are three mini-clusters within a cluster and 12 residents share a common area living space and kitchen.

Building Features
24 Hour Card Access on all main entrance doors and entry doors to each wing.
Video surveillance on all main entrance and emergency exit doors as well as the ground floor lobby and emergency exits.
Communal kitchen in each cluster. Kitchens have a full-size refrigerator and stove/oven and are shared by all members of the cluster. Residents are encouraged to provide their own mini-fridge for private use.
Laundry facilities are typically located on the first, second and third floors.
Three suites (or mini-clusters) share a common living space, which is furnished with couches, a table, and a television. This configuration is often referred to as a wing (or cluster).
Hawthorne and Covington Hall are located in close proximity to Mane Market, Create, the Student Recreation Center and the parking structure.
Vending Machines located on the Ground Floor or Basement floor depending on the building.
Other Information
Individual thermostats are located in each suite to ensure optimum comfort for the residents residing there.
All residential students are required to have a meal plan. Please see UNA Dining for additional options.
Room Features
Each suite is equipped with a private bathroom which is to be maintained by the residents occupying that space. This space consists of a shower and toilet area with a sink located in the primary entrance way. Cleaning guidelines may be found HERE.
All furniture is moveable
Two extra long single beds per standard double.
Two desks with chairs.
Two dressers
Two built in closets with full length mirrored doors
Two bulletin boards
Air Conditioning
Private toilet area
Private bath/shower area
Single rooms only have one of each item.
Wireless high speed Internet
Room Dimensions
Bed: 85" x 38" x 35 1/2"
Desk: 42" x 24" x 29 1/2"
Chair: 26" x 19" x 33"
Dresser: 30" x 24" x 29 1/2"
Closet: 44" x 30" x 80"
Window: 43" x 65 1/2"

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
The mission of Housing & Residence Life is to provide inclusive communities that engage students in exceptional living and learning experiences within safe, affordable, and well-maintained environments.

Membership Benefits
CORE VALUES

Professional Excellence: We aspire to be exceptional in all that we do and characterize ourselves through actions that endow and add to the future of our university and our profession.

Respect: We cultivate an environment that treats all students, staff, faculty, and visitors with acceptance, compassion, and authenticity.

Inquiry: We challenge ourselves and our students in the attainment, application and development of new knowledge that contributes to a culture of lifetime learning.

Diversity: We strive to promote diversity and the uniqueness of each individual and are committed to learning from each member of the university community.

Empowerment: We encourage students to become informed and active members of the university community and to exercise personal responsibility for their decisions and actions while understanding their impact on others.

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
MISSION STATEMENT
Housing & Residence Life cultivates engaged residential communities that empower students to succeed academically, develop life skills, and contribute as responsible members of a broader community. Through intentional programs, supportive environments, and well-maintained living spaces, we foster personal growth, leadership, and a strong sense of belonging, ensuring students thrive both on campus and beyond.

Membership Benefits
Lafayette Hall is a co-ed (by floor) residence hall that houses 58 students on two floors. International Affairs offices are located on the ground floor.

Building Features

24 Hour Card Access on all main entrance and ground floor stairwell doors.
Video surveillance on all main entrance and emergency exit doors as well as the ground floor lobby.
One communal bathroom is located on each floor which is cleaned daily by Environmental Services. The bathroom consists of three showers and four toilets, all with privacy enclosures, plus three sink areas with mirrors.
Communal kitchen and vending machines are located on the Ground Floor.
Laundry facilities and an ice machine are located on the Ground Floor.
Mane Market is located nearby and the GUC Food Court is right next door.
A community TV lounge and meeting area are also located on the Ground Floor.
Other Information
The Guillot University Center (GUC) is located next door.
Conveniently located near most academic buildings.
All residential students are required to have a meal plan. Please see UNA Dining for additional options.
Room Features
All furniture is moveable
Two extra long ¾ loft style single beds
Two desks with chairs
Two dressers
Two closets
Air Conditioning
Carpeted floors
Wireless high speed Internet
Room Dimensions
Bed: 85 1/2" x 38" x 60"
Desk: 32" x 30"
Dresser: 29 1/2" x 30"
Pedestal: 24 1/2" x 17" x 30"
Closet: 39 1/4" x 22" x 70"
Bookshelf: 32" x 33 3/4"
Windows: 80" x 27"

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
MISSION STATEMENT
Housing & Residence Life cultivates engaged residential communities that empower students to succeed academically, develop life skills, and contribute as responsible members of a broader community. Through intentional programs, supportive environments, and well-maintained living spaces, we foster personal growth, leadership, and a strong sense of belonging, ensuring students thrive both on campus and beyond.

Membership Benefits
Mattielou Hall opened in August 2015 and houses 334 residents on four floors. Mattielou is co-ed by room and open to students of all academic classifications. It is located on the north end of campus across from the band practice field.

Building Features
24 Hour Card Access on all main entrance doors, elevators, and ground floor stairwells.
Video surveillance on all exterior areas, main entrance, elevators, individual floors, emergency exit doors, ground floor lobby and laundry area.
Common area lounges are located on each floor.
Laundry facilities located on the ground floor.
Vending Machines and a Pool Table are located on the ground floor.
Other Information
Mattielou Hall is closely located to Mane Market, Create, the Student Recreation Center and the parking structure.
The UNA Shuttle Bus stops near Mattielou Hall to help you get to the other side of campus.
Statistics have shown that students who live on campus have had a higher GPA than those who lived off campus.
All residential students are required to have a meal plan. Please see UNA Dining for additional options.
Room Features
Each room is equipped with a private bathroom which is to be maintained by the residents occupying that space. This space consists of a shower and toilet area with a sink located in the primary entrance way. Cleaning guidelines may be found HERE.
All furniture is moveable
Two extra long single beds. A limited amount of lofting kits are available upon request.
Two desks with chairs. Two desk pedestals for storage.
Two 3-drawer dressers. Closet area bar for storage.
Carpeted bedroom and tiled bathroom area.
Window Frame Measurements: 4 feet wide
Air Conditioning
Single rooms have one of each item listed
Wireless high speed Internet
Room Dimensions
Room: 11'10" x 13' 3/4"
Window: 46" x 62.5"
Bed Dimensions: 85 1/2" x 38" x 35 1/2"
Lofted Bed Dimensions: 85 1/2" x 38" x 71 1/2"
Desk: 40" x 24" x 29"
Chair: 26" x 19" x 33"
Dresser: 28" x 24" x 29"
Pedestal: 19 1/2" x 15" x 23"
Vanity: 2'6" x 1'10"
Entrance: 6'4" x 10'3"
Bath: 5'4" x 6'6"
Shower: 36" width
Closet: 57 1/2" x 16" x 68" (104" from ceiling to floor)

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
MISSION STATEMENT
Housing & Residence Life cultivates engaged residential communities that empower students to succeed academically, develop life skills, and contribute as responsible members of a broader community. Through intentional programs, supportive environments, and well-maintained living spaces, we foster personal growth, leadership, and a strong sense of belonging, ensuring students thrive both on campus and beyond.

Membership Benefits
Olive Hall opened in January 2016 and houses 429 freshmen residents on six floors. Olive is co-ed by room and located on the north end of campus behind Rice Hall and Rivers Hall. Rates are located HERE.

Building Features
24 Hour Card Access on all main entrance doors, elevators, and ground floor stairwells.
Video surveillance on all exterior areas, main entrance, elevators, individual floors, emergency exit doors, ground floor lobby and laundry area.
Common area lounges are located on each floor.
Laundry facilities located on the ground floor.
Vending Machines and a Pool Table are located on the ground floor.
Other Information
Olive Hall is closely located to Mane Market, Create, the Student Recreation Center and the parking structure.
The UNA Shuttle Bus stops near Olive Hall to help you get to the other side of campus.
Statistics have shown that students who live on campus have had a higher GPA than those who lived off campus.
All residential students are required to have a meal plan. Please see UNA Dining for additional options.
Room Features
Each room is equipped with a private bathroom which is to be maintained by the residents occupying that space. This space consists of a shower and toilet area with a sink located in the primary entrance way. Cleaning guidelines may be found HERE.
All furniture is moveable
Two extra long single beds. A limited amount of lofting kits are available upon request.
Two desks with chairs. Two desk pedestals for storage.
Two 3-drawer dressers. Closet area bar for storage.
Carpeted bedroom and tiled bathroom area.
Window Frame Measurements: 4 feet wide
Air Conditioning
Single rooms have one of each item listed
Wireless high speed Internet
Room Dimensions
Room: 11'10" x 13' 3/4"
Window: 46" x 62.5"
Bed Dimensions: 85 1/2" x 38" x 35 1/2"
Lofted Bed Dimensions: 85 1/2" x 38" x 71 1/2"
Desk: 40" x 24" x 29"
Chair: 26" x 19" x 33"
Dresser: 28" x 24" x 29"
Pedestal: 19 1/2" x 15" x 23"
Vanity: 2'6" x 1'10"
Entrance: 6'4" x 10'3"
Bath: 5'4" x 6'6"
Shower: 36" width
Closet: 57 1/2" x 16" x 68" (104" from ceiling to floor)

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
MISSION STATEMENT
Housing & Residence Life cultivates engaged residential communities that empower students to succeed academically, develop life skills, and contribute as responsible members of a broader community. Through intentional programs, supportive environments, and well-maintained living spaces, we foster personal growth, leadership, and a strong sense of belonging, ensuring students thrive both on campus and beyond.

Membership Benefits
Rice Hall is an 6-story, 320-bed residence hall that also serves as home to Student Counseling Services and Mitchell-West Center for Social Inclusion. It is adjacent to Mane Market which is the residential dining hall. Rice Hall is co-ed by floor and is a community-style building.

Building Features
24 Hour Card Access on all main entrance and ground floor stairwell doors.
Video surveillance on all main entrance and emergency exit doors as well as the ground floor lobby.
Communal bathrooms are located on each floor, which is cleaned daily by Environmental Services. These bathrooms consist of showers and toilets, all with privacy enclosures, plus sink areas with mirrors at each sink.
Communal kitchen and vending machines are located on the Mezzanine.
Laundry facilities and an ice machine are located on the Mezzanine.
A Community TV lounge and meeting area is also located on the Mezzanine.
Other Information
The Guillot University Center (GUC) is located within walking distance and features the Game Room, Student Activities, Student Mailboxes along with a host of food options in the Food Court.
All residential students are required to have a meal plan. Please see UNA Dining for additional options.
Room Features
All furniture is moveable except closet area
Two extra long ¾ loft style single beds
Two desks with chairs
Two dressers
Air Conditioning
Wireless high speed Internet
Room Dimensions
Bed: 84" x 38" x 60"
Desk: 24" x 32" x 30"
Chair: 32" x 17 1/2" x 33"
Dresser: 24" x 32" x 30"
Pedestal: 24" x 17" x 30"
Closet: 23" x 40" x 71"
Window: 24" x 61"

Mission Membership Benefits

Mission
MISSION STATEMENT
Housing & Residence Life cultivates engaged residential communities that empower students to succeed academically, develop life skills, and contribute as responsible members of a broader community. Through intentional programs, supportive environments, and well-maintained living spaces, we foster personal growth, leadership, and a strong sense of belonging, ensuring students thrive both on campus and beyond.

Membership Benefits
Rivers Hall is an 8-story, 429-bed mixed-classification (freshmen & upperclassmen) residence hall. It is adjacent to Mane Market which is the residential dining hall. Rivers Hall is co-ed by floor (males on four floors, women on four floors).

Building Features
24 Hour Card Access on all main entrance and ground floor stairwell doors.
Video surveillance on all main entrance and emergency exit doors as well as the ground floor lobby.
Communal bathrooms are located on each floor, which is cleaned daily by Environmental Services. These bathrooms consist of showers and toilets, all with privacy enclosures, plus sink areas with mirrors at each sink.
Communal kitchen and vending machines are located on the Mezzanine.
Laundry facilities and an ice machine are located on the Mezzanine.
A Community TV lounge and meeting area is also located on the Mezzanine.
Other Information
The Guillot University Center (GUC) is located within walking distance and features the Game Room, Student Activities, Student Mailboxes along with a host of food options in the Food Court.
All residential students are required to have a meal plan. Please see UNA Dining for additional options.
Room Features
All furniture is moveable
Two extra long ¾ loft style single beds
Two desks with chairs
Two dressers
Two wardrobes
Air Conditioning
Wireless high speed Internet
Room Dimensions
Bed: 84" x 38" x 60"
Desk: 24" x 32" x 30"
Chair: 32" x 17 1/2" x 33"
Dresser: 24" x 32" x 30"
Pedestal: 24" x 17" x 30"
Closet: 23" x 40" x 71"
Window: 56" x 17"