Housing Options and Communities

Your Campus—Your Home. Enjoy Your Life in the Heart of IUP!

Making you comfortable in your campus home is not one-size-fits-all, so we give you lots of options.

Choose from a variety of suites, Living-Learning Communities, different price points, and some fresh housing options—like choosing to room together with someone of another gender. Older students also have a new option—the Upper Division Community, which allows students 21 and older to responsibly have limited amounts of alcohol in their rooms.

Sign up for housing as quickly as possible—options are limited and fill up quickly, so act fast!

Comfortable Residential Suites

At IUP, you’ll enjoy some of the most comfortable housing accommodations on any college or university campus.

We offer four to six different styles of living units, depending on the building, and Living Learning Communities that make your experience even better.

If you want some help deciding, just contact the Office of Housing, Residential Living, and Dining. We'll be happy to help you sort through your many options and find your campus home.

Note: Before you can sign up for housing, you need to make your tuition deposit.

Two-Person Shared Semi-Suite

Two-Person Private Semi-Suite

Two-Person Shared Suite

Two-Person Private Suite with Private Bath

Four-Person Shared Suite

Four-Person Private Suite

Outstanding Facilites to Call Home

All of our residence halls have what you need to be cozy and comfortable. In addition to the basics, like wifi, you'll find indoor bicycle storage, and laundry and trash facilities on each floor of most buildings. Unlike some colleges, our rooms are carpeted. The suites, which include bathrooms, are equipped with microwaves and refrigerators, saving you money. 

Suite-style Residential Buildings 

• Delaney and Putt halls
• Suites on Maple East and Ruddock Hall
• Northern Suites
• Suites on Pratt
• Wallwork Hall
• Stephenson Hall

Other Living Arrangements

Whitmyre Hall, the home of the Cook Honors College, is set up as a traditional-style residence hall with a bathroom on each wing, rather than in suites. The first floor is open to all residents and includes a library-style great room, a full kitchen, multiple lounge areas, open classrooms, and study areas. Freshman Honors College students are required to live in Whitmyre Hall. Returning students have the option of living there.

The Upper Division Community, located in the Suites on Pratt on the first and second floors, allows students 21 years old and older to have a limited amount of alcohol in their rooms, within guidelines.

Note: This information applies to the Indiana main campus. See housing information about the Punxsutawney campus if you are going to attend IUP Punxsutawney. The Northpointe campus does not offer housing.