Get Ready to Bring Live. Laugh. Your Curiosity. Learn ... · Elevators Traditional style rooms 130 residents (small hall) First year only hall *Accolades Residential Learning Community

Residential Life 5 Quad Way

Durham NH 03824 (603) 862-2268

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Living on campus offers an opportunity to seek out new experiences while feeling comfortable in your new home away from home. Living in one of our residence halls will provide you with a chance to grow as a person while being supported by our professional live-in Residence Hall Director staff and undergraduate Resident Assistants. Our residential experience is designed to provide fun and engaging activities, opportunities to meet new people and offer resources as you find your way on campus.

Each of our residence halls has a unique feel which is enhanced by the members of that community. Some of our residence halls have specific themes or programs that allow students to share a common bond while living together. Some of our more popular and enduring themes include The Honors Hall in connection with the Honors Program, Alcohol and Drug Free Hall and the International Hall for residents with an interest in living with people from different cultures and nationalities. If approaching your residential experience through a more focused lens sounds right for you, learn more about all our Residential Learning Programs and themes at unh.edu/housing/communities.

When asked if they like living in their residence hall, 95% of residents at UNH say that they like living here! Residential living puts you at the heart of campus life at UNH, where you will interact with a diverse community of people. You are also a short walk away from classes, dining halls, resources and many fun campus events. UNH Housing and Residential Life makes it easy to live and learn on campus!

Adams Tower West Alexander Hall Christensen Hall Congreve Hall

Triple suites with in-room bathroom

171 residents (medium hall)

Upper-class only hall

Floor-to-ceiling wall windows with room-darkening drapes

Vacation Housing Hall†

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Traditional style rooms

130 residents (small hall)

First year only hall

*Accolades Residential LearningCommunity floor

Convenient to downtown businesses

Close to HoCo andMUB

First-year GenderInclusive Housing~


424 residents (large hall)


Adjacent to Philbrook Dining Hall

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10 floors



First year and upper-class mix

Near the Whitt and Campus Rec

Terraced hall lounges


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Engelhardt Hall* Fairchild Hall* Gibbs Hall* Haaland Hall*




Lower Quad hall

Near HoCo, MUB and downtown

*Alcohol and Drug Free community




Main Street location


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*InternationalConnections themecommunity




Lower Quad hall


Volleyball and basketball courts

*The Clubhouse themecommunity

Suite-style and traditional rooms



*Environmental SustainabilityResidential Learning Community floor

Part of the Southeast ResidentialCampus

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Handler Hall* Hetzel Hall Hubbard Hall* Hunter Hall




Part of the Southeast Residential Campus

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*InCEPStion Residential LearningCommunity floor





On the corner of Main Street and Mill Road




Adjacent to Philbrook Dining

Huge first floor recreation lounge

*Honors and Making the Grade themecommunities

*InCEPStion ResidentialLearning Communityfloor




Lower Quad hall


Jessie Doe Hall Lord Hall McLaughlin Hall Mills Hall




Adjacent to Stillings Dining

Two large lounges

Two minute walk to Hamel Recreation Center




Steps from Stillings Dining

Two minute walk to Hamel Recreation Center





Steps from Stillings Dining

Minutes to Field House


Suite-style living

Upper-class only hall


Quad area with picnic tables

Convenient to downtown businesses and HoCo

Many lounges

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Mini Dorms* On-Campus Apartments Peterson Hall* Sawyer Hall


4 houses, each with 45-50 residents (small halls)

Primarily single rooms

Two of four houses are theme communities

*Eaton House- Arts theme

*Hall House - OutdoorExperience theme

392 upper-class residents at Woodside, 960 upper-class residents at The Gables

Recent upgrades and renovations

Woodside just steps away from Hamel Recreation Center

The Gables served by frequent shuttle service

Open during all Academic Year Breaks at no additional cost

Perfect “next step” towards independent living after college




Part of the Southeast Residential Campus

*Life Sciences Residential LearningCommunity floor

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Steps away from Paul College

Center of campus location


Scott Hall Stoke Hall* Upper Quad Halls Williamson Hall



Near Hamel Recreation Center


Outdoor patio facing T-Hall




Largest residence hall on campus

*Paul Professional PartnershipResidential Learning Community floor

Large 5th floor lounge


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Three connected halls: Devine, Hitchcock and Randall (large halls)

512 students

Gender Inclusive Housing (Devine)~

Next door to MUB and HoCo


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First-year only hall


10 floors

Adjacent to Philbrook Dining Hall

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UNH Undergraduate Housing Options

UNH residence halls are co-ed, and have floor and study lounges, kitchens, and laundry facilities. Each room is furnished with bed, mattress, desk, chair, bureau and closet space. All UNH residence halls are equipped with Wi-Fi. Capacities listed above are approximate.

†Vacation Housing Halls remain open during Thanksgiving, Winter and Spring Breaks. If you live in a Vacation Housing Hall there is an additional $50.00 per semester rate.

~Gender inclusive housing affords all UNH students the option to live on campus with whomever they choose, regardless of gender identity. For more information about gender inclusive housing and restrooms visit unh.edu/housing/gender-inclusive-housing.

The Memorial Union Building

lies at the “heart” of campus

where you’ll find:

- Barnes and NobleBookstore

- Granite Square Station MailRoom

- Granite Square StationShipping

- Office of StudentInvolvement & Leadership

- MUB Movie Theaters- Game Rooms- Student Organizations- MUB Ticket Office- Office of Multicultural

Student Affairs- Union Food Court

- WUNH Radio Station- ATM

The UNH Department of

Housing provides residents

with safe, comfortable, and

affordable living environments

and residential options to

meet your needs from your

first year to your last!

Residential Life helps residents

connect with each other, with

their professors and with the

UNH community. By creating

warm, safe and inviting

communities, students are

challenged to make their time

#LivingInWildcatCountry the

best it can be.

Philbrook Hall features

contemporary dining in the

heart of the beautiful campus

woods. Serving areas include a

Mongolian grill, Allergen-Friendly

station, specialty bars and made-

to-order toasted subs making this

facility a popular late-night

venue.

Stillings Dining Hall

offers great meals in a

comfortable environment.

From rotisserie selections,

grilled items, healthy options

and daily specialty bars,

Stillings is a favorite choice

for guests.

The UNH On-Campus

Apartments offer a

comfortable transition

between the residence halls

and independent living after

graduation.

Wi-Fi is available in all

residence and dining halls

on campus, PLUS in outdoor

areas such as the T-Hall Lawn

and the Williamson/Christensen

outdoor area.

The Durham-UNH Amtrak

train station is part of UNH’s

Transit Center. The Downeaster

train offers daily service between

Boston and Brunswick, ME.

At the train station is UNH’s

Dairy Bar restaurant featuring

made-to-order items with a focus

on local, sustainable and fresh

foods (plus the best ice

cream in town!)

UNH owns and

operates campus-

based Connector

routes and public

Wildcat transit routes

within Dover,

Newington,

Newmarket, and

Portsmouth, NH. It’s

always easy to hop on

a bus going to the mall!

Bikes

are

welcome

at UNH!

Many of the

residence

halls have

indoor bike

storage—you

can find outdoor

bike racks all over

campus!

The Timbers residential

area has 1,947 Wildcats

who call a variety of residence

halls “home.” From traditional

first-year only halls and suite-

style living to cozy 50 person

houses, you are sure to find a

great fit.

From big name concerts and

thrilling hockey games, to

cutting edge recreation

services, the Whittemore

Center, better known as “the

Whitt,” is always exciting.

Every residence hall has

laundry facilities. All

machines operate on Cat’s

Cache debit system, just

load money on your Cat’s

Cache account and swipe

your UNH ID Card.

The Valley residential area is

close to downtown, HoCo,

and academic buildings! Over

1,598 students live in this vibrant

and connected area of campus.

Award-Winning UNH Dining

Services provides friendly service in

all of our dining halls, cafés and stores.

Conveniently placed throughout the

campus, each location offers a variety

of meal choices including nutritious and

special dietary options that will suit your

taste.

Just steps away from

Paul College, Campus

Rec, and Dimond Library, the

Hills residential area is where

1,613 Wildcats call home.

Vacation Housing Residence Halls are open during all academic

year break periods (Thanksgiving, Winter and Spring). If you are

assigned to a Vacation Housing Residence Hall, you will be able to

come and go during the academic year breaks as you wish and return

from break early. The semester rate for all Vacation Housing

Residence Halls is an additional $50.00 per semester.

Vacation Housing Residence Halls include:

Adams Tower West

Congreve Hall

Devine Hall

Fairchild Hall

Hitchcock Hall

Jessie Doe Hall

Lord Hall

McLaughlin Hall

Randall Hall

Sawyer Hall

Scott Hall

Holloway

Commons

(HoCo) is the

largest dining

hall on campus

and features

many unique

stations where

items are

prepared right

on the spot.

Favorites include

stir-fry and brick -

oven specialties.

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Get Ready to Bring Live. Laugh. Your Curiosity. Learn ... · Elevators Traditional style rooms 130 residents (small hall) First year only hall *Accolades Residential Learning Community