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5 GREEK HOUSES

8 RESIDENCE HALLS

5 RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES

5 UNIVERSITY APARTMENT COMPLEXES

3,800 STUDENTS LIVING ON CAMPUS

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7 G E T T I N G I N VO LV E D

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Bernard Hall, Room 201 | 201 Donaghey Avenue | Conway, AR 72035(501) 450-3132 | [email protected] | uca.edu/housingHours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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L I V E P U R P L EChoosing to live purple is a smart choiceLiving on campus will be one of the most rewarding experiences during your time at UCA. You’ll find that living purple offers you a less stressful college ex-perience and gives you advantages such as convenient access to campus facili-ties, comfortable living accommodations and a residence life staff who is here to help you. You will be close to classes, dining options and campus events, which will cut down on transportation costs and time. UCA offers a variety of living styles to fit your needs and preferences to make living on campus an enjoyable experience.

Get to know UCAUCA is a four-year regional, public, comprehensive university located in Conway. With campus just a 30-minute drive from Little Rock and nestled in the heart of Arkansas, students can experience city life while enjoying the quaint downtown feel of home. Conway is within driving distance of many state parks, has multiple biking and walking trails and has a vibrant downtown with shopping, dining and entertainment for all.

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Who is eligible for UCA Housing?All full-time UCA students who are enrolled in at least 12 credit hours can live in UCA Housing.

When can I apply for Housing? You can apply for housing after you have been officially admitted to the university.

How much is the deposit? All applications for housing must include a $100 deposit. The deposit is fully refundable if you cancel in writing by May 10. A 50 percent refund is available when you cancel in writing by July 10.

What’s a lease?The student-housing lease is a nine-month academic year lease that outlines the terms and conditions of living in UCA Housing. If you choose to leave UCA Housing prior to the end of the lease, you forfeit your deposit and are subject to a $425 lease buyout fee.

When will I know my housing assignment?While this depends on when your application and deposit are received, we will post the first assignments on myUCA in May.

Do I have to live on campus?All freshmen are required to live on campus during their first academic year. You may fill out a Freshman Residency Exemption Request if you meet any of the following criteria:

• You are 21 years old or older

• You are married

• You are currently enrolled in less than 12 credit hours

• You have completed 21 credit hours (Non-High School Concurrent)

• You are living with a parent or legal guardian and commuting to campus

• You have previously lived in a residence hall for two semesters

The form is due by July 1 for fall and December 1 for spring.

F R E QU E N T LY A S K E D QU E ST I O N S

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H E A LT H A N D S A F E T Y

Safety and SecurityWe provide you with a safe environment in which to live and learn. Residence Hall exterior doors are locked 24/7 and you must be a build-ing resident with card access to enter. Security cameras are located on all exterior doors of residence halls. The UCA Police Department leads the way in creating a secure environ-ment for students. We have 28 full-time sworn police officers providing around-the-clock law enforcement, public safety, emergency management and 911 call services to the UCA community. The UCA PD provides emergency notifications for weather or campus-related situations, motor assistance for dead batteries or keys locked in the car and a security escort program to assist students across campus. Ad-ditionally, UCA PD officers live on campus as part of the residential police program.

Student Health

UCA has several health services to give students peace of mind. The Student Health Clinic (SHC) is staffed by a physician and four nurse practitioners, all with prescriptive authority. They diagnose, treat and monitor the needs of their patients. In addition to general family practice services, the SHC offers lab and x-ray work, as well as immunizations and a variety of procedures. The Women’s Health Clinic meets the needs of our female population. In most cases, the cost is covered through tuition and fees. UCA promotes health education through our Wellness Center, counseling services and the HPER Center. Counseling services are accredited and include programs for college adjustment, test anxiety, relationship concerns and depression.

The “Safe@UCA” program allows you to sign up for campus alert texts and email

notifications on myUCA. Operation ID is a nationwide program that allows you to

register items to help you easily recover property in the event of theft.

Register your valuables online at ucapd.com6

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G E T T I N G I N VO LV E D

Intramurals (residence hall division)The purpose of the Intramural sports program is to provide an opportunity for every student at UCA to participate in some type of competitive sports activity as regularly as his or her inter-est, ability and time will permit. Intramural activities range from traditional sports such as flag football, basketball and slow-pitch softball to more non-traditional sports such as table tennis, badminton and track.

Resident Housing Association (RHA)RHA at UCA is a chapter of the world’s largest student-run organization. It is the voice for all students who live on campus. RHA facilitates campus-wide events that promote inclusiveness and fun. The organization offers leadership opportunities through regional, national and inter-national conferences each year. RHA is about making new friends, getting involved on campus and gaining valuable resumé experience.

Cubs Cubs are elected students representatives from each residence hall or apartment complex. They cater to the residents in each complex by having social and academically focused events every month. Being a Cub allows students to gain valuable experience with event planning, budgeting and marketing. Additionally, these experiences may lead to other leadership roles at UCA.

Registered Student OrganizationsWe have 200+ student organizations on campus, so you’re sure to find one that works for you.

Greek LifeScholarship, leadership, brotherhood and sisterhood, community service and social activities are the key elements of the fraternities and sororities at UCA. There are currently 23 different organizations that make up UCA’s diverse Greek community.

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CA M P U S A M E N I T I E SUCA is home to one of the most beautiful campuses in the nation. Lush gardens adorned with seasonal flowers and billowing shade trees complement the Georgian-architectural style of campus buildings. On warm after-noons, students can be found studying, visiting with friends and listening to music around the beautiful fountain at Harding Centennial Plaza. The fountain and plaza area is one of Conway’s signature landmarks and is a popular location for campus events.

Torreyson LibraryStudents who prefer a quiet place to study often turn to Torreyson Library complete with computers, reference materials, group meet-ing rooms for student projects, 24-hour study center and an on-site Starbucks.

Student CenterThe student center is located in the center of campus and is where you can go to enjoy activities such as movie nights, guest speakers and musical performances. It is also the home to the university bookstore, post office, convenience store, coffee shop, ATM, study lounges and food court.

Health and FitnessStudents who like to stay active visit the Health, Physical Education and Recre-ation (HPER) Center. The HPER Center is a 115,000-square-foot recreation center with basketball, volleyball and racquetball courts, a walk/jog track, pool, exercise class studios and a fitness center complete with a full slate of cardio and strength-training equipment. Students can also get in touch with nature and take a jog along the gravel trail through the Jewel Moore Nature Reserve, located just outside the HPER Center.

The ArtsThe Baum Gallery inside McCastlain Hall is an educational art museum that serves as a cultural resource for the state. The gallery par-ticipates in national and international touring exhibitions and programs and curates original exhibits. When world-class dance troupes, plays and musicians come to campus, they perform at Donald W. Reynolds Performance Hall. UCA students receive free or discounted tickets to many of these performances.

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D I N I N G O P T I O N SDiverse ChoicesCampus dining provides an array of options and menus that can tempt any palate, and our dining service staff is com-mitted to providing a quality program to students.

When hunger strikes, Christian Cafeteria is a great place to go. Three meals a day are served Monday through Friday from a variety of stations that offer culturally diverse menu selections such as pasta, pizza, grill and deli selections, all-day breakfast, traditional favorites, ethnic dishes, fresh market fruits and veggies, local selections and more. The cafeteria accommodates special dietary needs, provides vegan and vegetarian options and offers individual support for those with food allergies. The cafeteria serves brunch and dinner on weekends. There are many other on-campus dining options as well. From pizza to sushi, we’ve got you covered all over campus. Enjoy dining choices like Quiznos, Chick-Fila, Mooyah, Pizza Hut and Einstein Bros Bagels.

Meal PlansStudent meal plans are designed to suit your needs. All students living in on-campus housing are required to have a meal plan. All of these meal plans come with Dining Dollars (DD). There are three basic types of meal plans:

TraditionalYou choose the number of meals per week you want to eat in the cafeteria during the semester. There is also a Total Access Plan where you can go the cafeteria as many times as you like.

BlockYou receive a set number of meals for the semester. These meals can be used in the cafeteria or through the meal equivalency options at other dining loca-tions. Block plans expire at the end of each semester. Meals don’t roll over.

Dining DollarsThese plans are only available to those students living in our apartments and Greek Village. You have a set amount to spend for the semester. Each purchase you make at any of our food service loca-tions are deducted from your starting balance. DD expire at the end of summer session II and are non-refundable.

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Housing RatesOur campus residences are more than build-ings: they are living and learning communities. To learn more about our housing rates, please visit: uca.edu/housing

Dining RatesEvery student living on campus is required to carry a meal plan. For information regarding dining rates, please visit: uca.edu/housing/campus-dining

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H OW T O A P P LY

Steps to Apply

1 . L o g i n to my U C A . (my.u c a .e d u)

2 . L o c ate t h e “H o u s i n g a n d R e s i d e n ce L i f e” c h a n n e l .

3 . C l i c k t h e b u t to n l a b e l e d “my H o u s i n g .”

4 . S e l e c t t h e U C A H o u s i n g a p p l i c at i o n f r o m t h e d r o p - d ow n

m e n u at t h e to p.

5 . Fo l l ow t h e a p p l i c at i o n i n s t r u c t i o n s , a n d pay t h e $10 0 d e p o s i t .

Applying for housing at UCA is easy! Make sure you apply by April 1st for

fall (within 14 days of one another) in order to guarantee your requested

roommate preference. Simply follow the steps listed below to apply for

housing and pay the deposit.

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3,800 STUDENTS LIVING ON CAMPUS

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Which Residential College is right for you?Each residential college has unique themes and

special traditions, and each is associated with an

academic college. Whether you are majoring or just

interested in the arts or communication, science

or technology, education or leadership, health and

wellness, or business and innovation, you will be

welcomed by faculty who teach in your areas of

interest. Classes, programs, competitions, clubs,

service-learning opportunities, camping and canoeing,

and even lunches with college administrators will

make your first year at UCA spectacular.

UCA brings living and learning together through a residential college system that is unlike anywhere else in Arkansas. We’re the only four-year public university in the state to make this experience available to all incom-ing freshmen.

Our five residential colleges allow you to take UCA Core classes where you live, which is a huge advantage on rainy days and early morn-ings. Each residential college offers a sup-portive community of like-minded students

and an atmosphere that results in higher grades and a greater likelihood of returning for the next semester. Your goal is to graduate and these living and learning communities will help you reach that goal!

Our student staff includes a resident coordi-nator, resident assistants, peer coaches and mentors who are trained to guide you through your first year. We also have faculty-in-resi-dence: professors who live in buildings with their families and pets.

Associated with the College of Business, Biz@Bear Hall prepares students for the rapidly evolving business world. Ambi-tious students majoring or minoring in accounting, business, administration, economics, finance, insurance and risk management, marketing, management, management information systems, public scholarship and community engagement, or innovation and entrepreneurship will find the networking opportunities will benefit them far into the future.

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R E S I D E N T I A L C O L L E G E S

RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE STUDENTS HAVE A

12% HIGHER GRADUATION RATE

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Why Choose a Residential College?• Faculty and Staff Involvement: Each residential college has a

faculty member and a large student staff who live in the building and will guide you into the college way of learning.

• Service-Learning: Living and learning in a residential college means opportunities to serve others, both at home and abroad. You can volunteer for many service projects, including the UCA Bear Essentials Food Pantry and our efforts to slow malaria in Rwanda.

• Networking: Connections between faculty and students are invaluable to future successes. Being in a residential college means working closely with those who can provide opportunities

for professional development, connections to future colleagues, and reference letters.

• Community: College is a time to meet new people and living in a residential college will connect you with talented and interesting peers who share similar interests but come from different backgrounds.

• Discovery: College is an adventure and your residential college adventure starts now! Any incoming freshman can apply to live in a residential college through the MyUCA housing channel. Click and apply early because space is limited.

STEM is an acronym for Science, Technol-ogy, Engineering and Mathematics, and students considering pre-med or pre-vet live here because of the close academic relationship with the chemistry and biology departments. Opportunities for undergraduate research in the depart-ments of biology, chemistry, computer science, geography and environmental science, mathematics, and physics and astronomy make STEM the perfect envi-ronment for ambitious students and self-professed geeks.

STEMAT A R K A N S A S H A L L

Short for Health Promotion and Well-ness, HPaW gives students planning fu-ture careers in the health and behavioral sciences a place to explore their options in the departments of communication sciences and disorders, exercise and sport science, family and consumer sci-ences, health sciences, military science and leadership, OT and PT, psychology and counseling, and the school of nurs-ing.

HPaWAT B A R I D O N H A L L

Students are the stars when living and learning in The Stars. Live music in the lobby, poetry slams and theatre per-formances on the courtyard stage, art exhibitions and digital film making, and writing and communication make the environment thick with creative energy. If you are seeking inspiration for the novel you plan to write or looking to start a lobby band, then this is the place for you!

The StarsAT S H O R T/ D E N N E Y H A L L

EDGE (Educating for Diversity and Global Engagement) attracts open-minded students with a wanderlust for new ex-periences in learning. Studying abroad is central to the EDGE experience and with upcoming trips to London, Paris, Florence, Shanghai, Costa Rica, and Rwanda, you will have a variety of adventures from which to choose. And we’ll help get you connected to funding! If you are interested in teaching and leadership opportunities, while mak-ing a difference in the world, then this is the living environment for you.

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Living in the residence

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housing gives you the

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get connected and have the

true collegiate experience.

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home. Here at UCA, our on-

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STEM at Arkansas Hall

R E S I D E N C E T Y P E• Residential College

• Coeducational Community

R E Q U I R E M E N T S• Freshman

F E AT U R E S• Cable TV Service

• Internet Access

• Double Rooms

• Community-Style Bathrooms with Private Changing Areas

• Community-Style Full Kitchen

• Free On-Site Laundry Facilities

• Bed, Desk & Wardrobe per Resident

W I N D O W D I M E N S I O N S 5 3” X 4 8”

Arkansas Hall is a three-story residence hall located near Christian Cafeteria and Estes Stadium. This coeducational community is open to freshman students of all majors. The hall features double rooms, community-style bathrooms and fully furnished community kitchen areas. Additionally, Arkansas Hall is home to the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) living-learning community.

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HPaw at Baridon Hall

BEDROOM BEDROOM

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• Internet Access

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• Suite-Style Bathrooms



• Bed, Desk & Dresser per Resident

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Baridon Hall is a three-story residence hall featuring free on-site laundry facilities. Baridon Hall is set up suite-style, with two rooms, a bathroom, and a living space in each suite. It is conveniently located by the Student Center and the Student Health Center.

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Bear Hall

Bear Hall is a four-story residence hall. It offers some of the largest double occupancy rooms on campus. With a location next to Estes Stadium and the football field, any sports fan will be right at home. The fourth floor houses the BIZ at Bear Hall residential college for upperclass students.

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R E Q U I R E M E N T S• Sophomore or Admittance

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Bernard Hall

This four-story residence hall offers some of the largest double occupancy rooms on campus. Bernard Hall is conveniently located adjacent to the Student Center and is a short walk to Torreyson Library. It features free on-site laundry facilities.

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• Internet Access

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Carmichael Hall

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This all-female freshman community is located near the Student Center. Carmichael Hall features double rooms and community bathrooms. This three-story residence hall features a fully furnished community-style kitchen and free on-site laundry facilities that make living on campus convenient and easy.

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Conway Hall

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Conway Hall is a freshman living community that features double rooms and community bathrooms. It is conveniently located beside the Christian Cafeteria and also features a fully furnished community-style kitchen and free on-site laundry facilities.

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Donaghey Hall

This is Donaghey Hall, a four-story, mixed-used building. The top three floors are residential halls for upperclassmen. The first floor houses local busi-nesses, such as Blue Sail Coffee, Mosaique Bistro and Grill, Marble Slab Creamery, Uncle T’s Deli Mar-ket and a student makerspace called The Cave.

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• Double Rooms with Private Bathroom

• Cable TV Service

• Internet Access


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Farris Hall

Farris Hall is a four-story residence hall that houses honors students. This coeducational community features single rooms and suite-style bathrooms, a community-style full kitchen and free on-site laundry facilities. It is conveniently located across the street from the HPER Center.

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R E Q U I R E M E N T S• Accepted to the Honors

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• Internet Access

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• Loveseat and Club Chair in Living Room

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• Living Room 76” x 58”

• Bedroom 38” x 58”

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Greek Village

UCA is also home to Greek Village, which opened in August 2015 with residences for the five sororities of the Panhellenic Council–Alpha Sigma Alpha, Delta Zeta, Sigma Kappa, Alpha Sigma Tau and Sigma Sigma Sigma–and a complex for the National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc. (NPHC) sororities.

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• Female

• Sorority Membership


• Internet Access

• Double Rooms/Single Rooms


• Full Kitchen with Table & Chairs

• Laundry Facilities On-Site

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EDGE at Hughes Hall

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Hughes Hall is a three-story residence hall located near the Christian Cafeteria. This coeducational community is open to freshman students of all majors. The hall features double rooms, community-style bathrooms and fully furnished community kitchen areas. Additionally, Hughes Hall is home to the EDGE Residential College.

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New Hall

New Hall is a four-story residence hall located near the HPER Center and the Christian Cafeteria. This coeducational community is open to upperclassmen of all majors. This hall features single rooms, suite-style bathrooms and community-style kitchens. Free on-site laundry facilities are also available in New Hall.

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State Hall

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State Hall is a three-story residence hall located near the Christian Cafeteria and the UCA Police Department. This coeducational community is open to freshmen of all majors and features double rooms, community-style bathrooms, and a community-style fully furnished kitchen facility. Free on-site laundry facilities are also located in State Hall.

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The Stars at Short/Denney Hall

Short/Denney Hall is a three-story residence hall open to freshmen of all majors. It is conveniently located near the Christian Cafeteria and the Student Center. Short/Denney features double rooms, suite-style bathrooms, free on-site laundry facilities and a fully furnished community kitchen area.

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Bear Village

Bear Village Apartments is a two-story coeducational apartment complex open to upperclassmen. These apart-ments feature double and single rooms, full kitchens, two full baths and washer/dryer units in each apartment. Conveniently, a shuttle service is provided to the heart of campus Monday through Friday and a convenience store is located on the property.

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• Internet Access


• Full Bed in Single Deluxe Rooms

• 2 Full Baths


• Full Kitchen with Barstools

• Loveseat & Club Chair in Living Room

• Washer & Dryer

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Erbach

Erbach Apartments is a two-story coeducational apartment complex open to upperclassmen. These residences feature double rooms, two full baths, a full kitchen and washer/dryer units in each apartment. Erbach Apartments are conveniently located across the street from the College of Business.

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• Washer & Dryer

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Oak Tree

Oak Tree Apartments are townhouse-style apartments available to female upperclassmen. These apartments feature double and single rooms, one and a half baths, full kitchens and a washer/dryer in each apart-ment. Oak Tree Apartments are conveniently located across the street from the College of Business.

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• Internet Access


• 1 ½ Baths




• Washer & Dryer

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Stadium Park

Stadium Park apartments is two-story coeducational apartment complex available to upperclassmen of all majors. These apartments feature double and single rooms, one full bath, full kitchens and on-site laundry facilities. Stadium Park apartments are conveniently located next to the Farris Center.

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Torreyson Place

Torreyson Place is a coeducational townhouse-style apartment complex available to upperclassmen. These apartments feature double rooms, two full baths, full kitchens and a washer/dryer in each apartment. Torrey-son Place Apartments are conveniently located across the street from the College of Business.

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B e a r V i l l a g eAPARTMENT LIVING | COEDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY | UPPERCLASSMAN

E r b a c hAPARTMENT LIVING | COEDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY | UPPERCLASSMAN

O a k T r e eAPARTMENT LIVING | FEMALE | UPPERCLASSMAN

S t a d i u m P a r kAPARTMENT LIVING | COEDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY | UPPERCLASSMAN

T o r r e y s o n P l a c eAPARTMENT LIVING | COEDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY | UPPERCLASSMAN

V i s i t u c a . e d u / h o u s i n g f o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n .

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ALPHA (1)

DELTAZETA (2)

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SIGMASIGMA

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PURCHASINGUCA POLICE

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Stadium Park

Farris Hall

New HallHughes Hall

State Hall

ConwayHall

Short/Denney Hall

CarmichaelHall

BaridonHall

Bernard Hall

Arkansas Hall

Donaghey Hall

Bear Hall

Torreyson Place

Erbach

Bear Village

Greek Village

Oak Tree

HOUSING & RESIDENCE LIFEBernard Hall, Room 201

CAMPUS MAP

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