Office of Residential Life
Quinnipiac recognizes that learning occurs both in and outside of the classroom. The Office of Residential Life provides rich opportunities that promote student learning and enhance personal development. Students have the unique opportunity to live with students from a wide range of backgrounds and perspectives. The Office of Housing is responsible for housing contracts, room assignments, housing selection processes, occupancy management, break housing, summer housing and the university's 3-year residency requirement.
The Office of Residential Life can be found on the Mount Carmel Campus. The Mount Carmel office is located in the Student Affairs Center on Bobcat Way. The telephone number is 203-582-8666 and the email address is residentiallife@qu.edu
The Office of Housing is co-located with Residential Life on the Mount Carmel Campus. The telephone number is 203-582-8666 and the email address is housing@qu.edu
University-Owned Housing
The university offers a variety of student housing options. Students typically progress toward more independent living from year to year.
Quinnipiac housing is guaranteed for three years for incoming first-year students. Approximately 5,000 students live in university housing, which includes traditional residence halls, suites, apartments and off-campus houses.
First-year students are offered a variety of living options: Irma, Dana, Commons, Ledges and The Grove are traditional residence halls with two to four people to a room and a community bathroom; Mountainview is a suite-style residence hall with each suite consisting of four double-occupancy rooms, a shared common room and a suite bathroom.
Sophomores choose between suite-style housing offered in the Village, the Suites (Larson, Perlroth and Troup), or apartments in the Hill, and the Complex (Founders, Sahlin and Bakke). The units in Village and the Hill feature three double-occupancy bedrooms. The units in the Suites feature four double-occupancy bedrooms. The units in Founders, Sahlin and Bakke feature one double-occupancy bedroom and two single-occupancy bedrooms.
Juniors and seniors may select from available apartment-style housing in the Crescent, Townhouses, Westview or off campus at Whitney Village. Apartments provide one to four bedrooms, a furnished living room, an oversized bathroom and a kitchen.
Seniors and some juniors may also select from available apartment-style housing at Eastview and university-owned houses. All of the bedrooms in senior housing are singles. Students living in university-owned houses are minutes away from the Mount Carmel and York Hill Campuses.
Graduate housing is available on a limited basis to international students in our university-owned houses and apartments.