Housing & Residence Halls

The university's first new residence halls since 2000 provide housing for 1,135 students in 6 apartment-style buildings.

Johnson Family Hall, set to open in 2020, will be the university's 32nd residence hall and the 15th dedicated to women.

After 2 residence halls were damaged in an explosion, the university signed a one-year lease to house 1,300 students in a tower of the Circus Circus hotel.

The Big Sky district says its difficult to retain teachers because of the scarcity of affordable housing.

The $68 million project would be the first on-campus housing on the university's Auraria campus in downtown Denver.

The Marina Crossing Apartments in Petaluma was acquired to address the housing needs of Sonoma State's workforce.

Building the 360,000-square-foot Hornet Commons will cost $164 million.