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YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE to UNIVERSITY HOUSING Undergraduate Edition 2018–2019 YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO UNIVERSITY HOUSING Undergraduate Edition 2018–2019 One of your first decisions as a new student will be choosing where to make your home on campus. We hope you’ll choose University Housing as your home away from home. It’s a great place to begin living out your ILLINOIS story. Why should you choose University Housing? Simple — we’re here to support your success! • Caring, live-in staff • Built-in community of friends • Easy access to classes and dining • Leadership and job opportunities where you live • Academically supportive environment • One affordable rate which includes everything from dining to laundry University Housing communities create success for every student. “My freshman year I showed up from Colorado and I knew nobody that went to this school. The resident advisor (RA) in my hall helped me make friends, and they turned out to be some of my best friends here now.” -Jacob Tellez, Monument, CO, nuclear engineering major Visit HOUSING.ILLINOIS.EDU/UNDERGRADHALLS HALLS AT A GLANCE for more details on each hall. T = Traditional Layout S = Suite Layout = ADA Accessible = In-room Air Conditioning = On-site Dining (dining for Ikenberry Commons residents located in the Student Dining and Residential Programs Building) Residential GENDER BATHROOM HALL STYLE AC BEDS Special Living Options Community OPTIONS TYPE All IKENBERRY NORTH BARTON T Community Bunked Women LUNDGREN T All Men Community Bunked HOPKINS T Coed Community Loftable LEADS LLC Honors LLC Community, NUGENT T Coed Loftable Beckwith Residential Individual-use Support Services Business LLC WASSAJA T Coed Individual-use Loftable Gender-inclusive Housing WESTON T Coed Community Loftable Weston Exploration LLC Upper-division Students IKENBERRY SOUTH BOUSFIELD S Coed In suite Loftable LOCATION SNAPSHOTS Gender-inclusive Housing SCOTT T Coed Community Loftable Transfer Community University Housing offers 24 undergraduate halls organized in to four residential communities. Each hall and Substance-free community offers a variety of features, personalities, and traditions that make it unique. SNYDER T Coed Community Loftable Community Visit GO.ILLINOIS.EDU/UHOPTIONS to explore all that awaits you. TAFT T Coed Community Bunked VAN DOREN T Coed Community Bunked Community, Unit One LLC URBANA NORTH ALLEN T Coed Loftable ALL HALLS HAVE Gender-inclusive Gender-inclusive Wing All BUSEY T Community Loftable Women All EVANS T Community Loftable Non-visitation Wing Women TOWNSEND T Coed Community Loftable Illinois Street Residence (ISR) In-room wireless Access to nearby 24-hour front desk Live-in professional In-hall laundry, WARDALL T Coed Community Loftable Innovation LLC internet, Xfinity computer labs, services and on-call staff, resident cost included. No Illinois Street Residence (ISR) cable, and study lounges, and maintenance advisors (RAs), quarters necessary! LEONARD T Coed Community Loftable Scholars Community streaming TV learning commons and multicultural Lincoln Avenue Residence (LAR) SHELDEN or libraries advocates (MAs) T Coed Community Loftable Sustainability LLC Lincoln Avenue Residence (LAR) URBANA SOUTH OGLESBY T Coed Community Loftable Health Professions LLC Florida Avenue Residence (FAR) TRELEASE T Coed Community Loftable WIMSE LLC Florida Avenue Residence (FAR) BABCOCK T Coed Individual-use Loftable Intersections LLC Pennsylvania Avenue Residence (PAR) CARR T Coed Individual-use Loftable Pennsylvania Avenue Residence (PAR) BLAISDELL T Coed Individual-use Loftable Pennsylvania Avenue Residence (PAR) SAUNDERS T Coed Individual-use Loftable Global Crossroads LLC Pennsylvania Avenue Residence (PAR) Ikenberry South: Snyder Hall Urbana North: Wardall Hall Ikenberry North: Wassaja Hall Urbana South: Trelease Hall Visit HOUSING.ILLINOIS.EDU/UNDERGRADHALLS HALLS AT A GLANCE for more details on each hall. T = Traditional Layout S = Suite Layout = ADA Accessible = In-room Air Conditioning = On-site Dining (dining for Ikenberry Commons residents located in the Student Dining and Residential Programs Building) Residential GENDER BATHROOM HALL STYLE AC BEDS Special Living Options Community OPTIONS TYPE All IKENBERRY NORTH BARTON T Community Bunked Women LUNDGREN T All Men Community Bunked HOPKINS T Coed Community Loftable LEADS LLC Honors LLC Community, NUGENT T Coed Loftable Beckwith Residential Individual-use Support Services Business LLC WASSAJA T Coed Individual-use Loftable Gender-inclusive Housing WESTON T Coed Community Loftable Weston Exploration LLC Upper-division Students IKENBERRY SOUTH BOUSFIELD S Coed In suite Loftable Gender-inclusive Housing SCOTT T Coed Community Loftable Transfer Community Substance-free SNYDER T Coed Community Loftable Community TAFT T Coed Community Bunked VAN DOREN T Coed Community Bunked Community, Unit One LLC URBANA NORTH ALLEN T Coed Loftable Gender-inclusive Gender-inclusive Wing All BUSEY T Community Loftable Women All EVANS T Community Loftable Non-visitation Wing Women TOWNSEND T Coed Community Loftable Illinois Street Residence (ISR) WARDALL T Coed Community Loftable Innovation LLC Illinois Street Residence (ISR) LEONARD T Coed Community Loftable Scholars Community Lincoln Avenue Residence (LAR) SHELDEN T Coed Community Loftable Sustainability LLC Lincoln Avenue Residence (LAR) URBANA SOUTH OGLESBY T Coed Community Loftable Health Professions LLC Florida Avenue Residence (FAR) TRELEASE T Coed Community Loftable WIMSE LLC Florida Avenue Residence (FAR) BABCOCK T Coed Individual-use Loftable Intersections LLC Pennsylvania Avenue Residence (PAR) CARR T Coed Individual-use Loftable Pennsylvania Avenue Residence (PAR) BLAISDELL T Coed Individual-use Loftable Pennsylvania Avenue Residence (PAR) SAUNDERS T Coed Individual-use Loftable Global Crossroads LLC Pennsylvania Avenue Residence (PAR) SPECIAL LIVING OPTIONS Beckwith Residential Support Services The first floor of Nugent Hall (Ikenberry Commons North) has accessible rooms designed with special furnishings and technology for students who require accommodations. Students get assistance with daily living activities and learn to improve independent living skills. Gender-inclusive Housing Several different room types and bathroom options are available in different locations to accommodate students of all gender identities and expressions. The gender-inclusive wing in Allen Hall (Urbana North) offers coed in the room and a gender-inclusive community bathroom. Wassaja Hall (Ikenberry Commons North) offers a cluster of gender-inclusive rooms that are coed in the room, and all bathrooms are gender neutral/individual use. Bousfield Hall (Ikenberry Commons South) offers coed suites for sophomore students and above. Visit HOUSING.ILLINOIS.EDU/GENDERINCLUSIVE to learn about additional options. Non-visitation Wing Located in one wing on a floor of Evans Hall (Urbana North), an all-female residence hall. Residents agree not to have male visitors in or on the wing at any time. Scholars Community Located on two coed floors in Leonard Hall (Urbana North). Residents are interested in pursuing research projects and participating in academically focused programming. Substance-free Community Located in Snyder Hall (Ikenberry Commons South). Residents are committed to healthy habits. Substance-free means choosing not to use tobacco products, alcohol, or other drugs inside the hall or anywhere on campus. Transfer Community Located on two coed floors in Scott Hall (Ikenberry Commons South). The staff focus on the unique interests and needs of transfer students to assist their transition to Illinois. Visit HOUSING.ILLINOIS.EDU/SPECIALOPTIONS for more details on all the special living options. Let us know you want to live in a living-learning community or special living option when you fill out your location preferences within the online housing contract. LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITIES Illinois offers 11 unique living-learning communities (LLCs) where students who share similar interests live together in the same building or floor. Each LLC offers a variety of events and services to support students in their academic and personal growth. LLCs are available to all majors. Living in an LLC comes with great benefits: • An opportunity to live and connect with students who share your interests and goals. • For-credit courses offered in the hall that fulfill graduation requirements. • A chance to expand your views through exploration and collaboration with campus department and academic programs. • Access to faculty and world-renowned speakers who come right to the hall. • A feeling of belonging on Illinois’ large campus. Visit HOUSING.ILLINOIS.EDU/LLC for more details on all the living-learning communities. To apply for an LLC, indicate your interest before May 15. Spaces are limited. LLC WHAT’S IT ABOUT? WHERE IS IT? Students who want to study business or WASSAJA HALL BUSINESS learn more about how business interacts with other fields. (IKENBERRY NORTH) Make friends with students from all over the SAUNDERS HALL – PAR GLOBAL CROSSROADS world and learn about different cultures. (URBANA SOUTH) Supporting students pursuing a career in OGLESBY HALL – FAR HEALTH PROFESSIONS healthcare. (URBANA SOUTH) Engaging and academically-focused NUGENT HALL HONORS atmosphere for students invited to the James Scholars or Campus Honors Program. (IKENBERRY NORTH) Invention, creative problem-solving, and WARDALL HALL – ISR INNOVATION support to make entrepreneurial dreams in any field a reality. (URBANA NORTH) Find deeper ways to talk about American BABCOCK HALL – PAR INTERSECTIONS race and culture, and
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