Division of Co-Curricular Life

Residence Halls

What does Living on-campus have to offer Students?

• Living on campus with Housing and Residential Life puts you in the center of the Fisher College Community.
• Research indicates that living on-campus is one of the strongest influences on successful completion of an undergraduate degree.
• Our experience has been that off-campus living is about accommodations. Off-campus vendors are strictly in the business of renting accommodations though many have recently attempted to mimic on-campus offerings without the same results. Housing and Residential Life is committed to creating a student centered environment, which supports both personal and academic development.
• Professional staff and student leaders live and work in each residence hall. Recreational activities, leadership opportunities, referrals to support services, and a listening ear are just a few benefits of living on campus.

Fisher College has four residence halls - Sarah Mortimer Hall (102), Robert Smith Hall (104-106), Edmund Florence Hall (112,114,116), and Carty Hall (131-133) - each housing 50 to 70 students. The dormitories have single rooms, doubles, triples and some quads.