Explore Our Neighborhood
Located at the heart of one of the country's most prestigious biomedical complexes and just steps away from boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops, and Forest Park, see what makes our campus the perfect place to live and learn. MORE
About Living on Campus
We are committed to providing a welcoming and supportive environment where students can make new friends, explore their interests and strive for excellence.
All undergraduate students under the age of 21 are required to live on campus until they have completed 90 credit hours. Optional on-campus housing is available for upperclassmen and professional students.
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North Residence Hall
First-year and sophomore students reside in the private-access, 220-bed North Residence Hall. North Residence Hall is located on the fifth through seventh floors of the Recreation and Student Center and is designed to foster a
South Residence Hall
Junior and professional students live in South Residence Hall. South Residence Hall is designed to provide upperclassmen students with the freedom to live independently or with roommates without the hassle of finding an apartment off campus.
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One-of-a-Kind Experience
Our residence halls offer fun activities and helpful programming such as:
- Movie, board game and painting nights
- Time management training
- Pizza parties, nacho nights and espresso breaks
- Faculty dinners
- Study groups
Upperclassmen serve as resident assistants (RAs) and live on-site to help students with any needs, questions and advice. RAs are specially trained to handle a variety of situations, including roommate conflicts, academic issues, homesickness, depression, stress, noise
A full-time residence hall coordinator also lives on-site and is available to assist residents.
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Take the Next Steps to Enroll
View your enrollment checklist for the steps needed to complete your enrollment. MORE
In The News
The annual Student Leadership Awards Banquet celebrated outstanding student leaders, educators and student organizations that have exemplified the values of the University.
The performing arts programs at UHSP, under the direction of Tristan Frampton, Ph.D., assistant professor and director of music activities, and Tim Moylan, Ph.D., professor of English and director of the theater program, develop the “whole student" and prepare them for successful careers in health professions.
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We're here to help you take the next step. We can't wait to welcome you to UHSP.
