Students who live on campus: • Are more likely to graduate and graduate sooner • Walk to classes • Are close to campus activities • Are more engaged and connected • Have higher GPAs • Live in a safe and secure environment • Have access to academic communities • Have off-campus freedom, on-campus convenience • Report greater personal growth and development
OUR FRESHMAN HOUSING OPTIONS: The Towers: These 12-story towers offer suite-style living, which means two bedrooms with two roommates each are connected by a shared bathroom. All of the furniture is movable and adjustable.
Cate Center: These four-story buildings offer communitystyle living with a floor of up to eight double-occupancy rooms that share a large community restroom.
David L. Boren Hall: This beautiful building houses the Joe C. and Carole Kerr McClendon Honors College. The residential area is community-style.
Headington Hall: (pictured) This beautiful facility provides housing for an even mix of athletes and non-athletes and features apartmentstyle suites.
OUR UPPERCLASSMEN HOUSING OPTIONS: Residential Colleges: (pictured) Dunham College and Headington College are smaller communities within the larger university where upperclassmen can have their own neighborhood and create unique traditions, stimulate creativity and build lasting memories and lifelong relationships.
Cross Development: This new community for upperclass students, scheduled to open in fall 2018, will include dining facilities, a black box theater, gym, fitness club, creative maker space, a parking facility and retail spaces.
Traditions Square: OU’s original apartments are dedicated to providing highquality living while continuing the residence life experience for students. From upperclass students to graduate students, student athletes to international students, we have an apartment that is right for you.
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