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Living and Dining at IUP

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Did You Know?

College Dorm Must-Haves

Every floor has an RA, an upperclassman who plans events and connects you with resources when needed.

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Fun fact:

Students who live on campus have a higher GPA.

Advantages of Living on Campus

Location Close to all the fun

Safety 24/7 security and secured buildings

Amenities No separate utilities to pay for; access to on-floor laundry

Support Access to resident assistants (RAs) and peer help

Community Easy to meet people and make friends

Maintenance Repairs and upkeep are handled for you

Furnished Comes with the essentials so you can settle in quickly

Independence Learn life skills in a supportive environment


Your Suite. Your Style. At IUP, your suite should feel like you. Want privacy? Prefer a more social vibe? It’s up to you. Find the setup that fits your lifestyle, then make it yours. Decorate it, own it, live it–your way.

Two most common room types for freshmen

#1 Two-person private semi-suite

Two-person shared semi-suite

Four-person shared suite

Four-person private suite*

Two-person private suite with private bathrooms*

One-person private semi-suite*

43% of rooms

12% of rooms

6% of rooms

*This room type fills up very quickly.

30% of rooms

6% of rooms

3% of rooms


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Perks of On-Campus Dining

Convenience No need to cook or grocery shop

Meetups Eat with friends and meet new people

Speed Quick access to meals between classes

Variety Multiple dining options and menus (from Chick-fil-A to Bento Sushi to a home-style North Dining meal)

Savings Stay on budget with prepaid meals

Nutrition Access to healthy choices and an on-site dietitian

North Dining Events You Don’t Want to Miss

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2. Kitchen 10

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3. Steak Night

Accommodations Options regardless of allergies, preferences, and restrictions

Did You Know?

North Dining has a True Balance station, where you can find foods free of the nine most common allergens: eggs, milk, peanuts, tree nuts, shellfish, soy, wheat, fish, sesame, and gluten.

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How to Sign Up for Housing and Dining 1. Log in and get started: Hop into your MyIUP account → Housing and Dining card → Housing Sign-up and Changes → Pick your start term. 2. Tell us about you: Fill out your personal details. 3. Find your roomie: Answer a few roommate questions, then browse matches and say hi to anyone who seems like a good fit. 4. Pick your suite: Choose your building, room, or specialty housing. Tip: Don’t see your top pick? Grab your second choice and check back often—more rooms open up regularly. Also, don’t forget to e-sign your Housing License Agreement. 5. Choose your meal plan: Big appetite? Light snacker? You’ve got options.

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When you’ve done all that, confirm everything to lock it all in. Then get ready to start your IUP journey.


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