On Campus Living

Why Live On Campus?

Living in the halls provides an invaluable complement to a student's academic career. Living and Learning are the hallmarks of the residential experience. Check out the halls, find out what's happening in your hall and get involved!

The Office of Residential Life and Housing Services is a great resource throughout your journey in on campus living, from planning your move to transitioning into residential life to navigating NYU's services--housing and beyond.  There are 20 residence halls at NYU.  Use this site to explore them, their amenities and their locations.

And while you adjust to on campus living, find information here on dealing with roommate relations and the health and wellness services that are available if you are having trouble during your transition, you are feeling unsafe or you are experiencing any personal problems.  Living on campus should feel like your “home away from home.” There are many ways to connect with people, places, and parts of the city.  Find out more information about ways you can get involved with your residence hall and the greater NYU community.

About Our Office

The Office of Residential Life and Housing Services is responsible for the overall administration and operation of NYU’s 20 residence halls, home to approximately 11,000 undergraduate and graduate students during the academic year and summer session. Residential Life and Housing Services works in coordination with many departments and student groups to provide and maintain comfortable, safe and secure living environments for New York University residents.

We want to make your experience a positive one.  This site will answer many of your questions about the checking in and out of the residents hall, room changes and transition housing.  

Our Mission

We are committed to providing quality services and programs that enhance residential student success in safe and inclusive living learning communities.