Residence Halls

Find Your Perfect Hall at NDSU

Whether you're looking for a close-knit community, modern amenities, or space to focus and thrive, NDSU's 13 residence halls offer a variety of living options designed to support your success. From traditional and suite-style halls for first-year students to apartment-style living for upper-division students, there’s a perfect fit waiting for you.

Explore your options and discover the hall that feels like home

Burgum Hall

Traditional Style
Churchill Hall

Traditional Style
Dinan Hall

Traditional Style
Cater Hall

Suite Style
Pavek Hall

Suite Style
Reed/Johnson Hall

Traditional Style
Seim Hall

Suite Style
Sevrinson Hall

Suite Style
Stockbridge Hall

Traditional Style
Thompson Hall

Suite Style
Weible Hall

Traditional Style
Niskanen Hall

Apartment Style
Mathew Living Learning Center

Apartment Style

Amenities and Features

Every hall has its own unique amenities and features, but all halls offer the following: printing stations, onsite mail, coinless laundry, cleaning supplies, video streaming services, rec lounges, study lounges, community kitchen, WIFI, hall office with games/videos/entertainment options, and secure keyless card entrances.

Rates

Rates for the upcoming academic year are posted in March. View our current rates for Residence Halls and apartments here.

Residence Life Experience

Residence Life provides more than a bed, we provide a place to grow, learn, connect, explore and make an impact.

See What Awaits You

Learning Communities

Learning communities are groups of students who live together in our high rises, connecting through shared academic interests and personal goals.

Discover Your Group

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Incoming Students

New to NDSU? Take the first step toward an unforgettable college experience!

Start Your Journey

Current Students

Already part of the NDSU community? Renew your residence hall room here and keep the comfort of campus living going strong!

Stay With the Herd

Roommate Matching

Learn how you can match up with a roommate.

Get Involved In Your Hall

One of the best ways to connect on campus is by getting involved! Learn all the ways to get involved in your hall!

On-Campus Living Requirement

Because living on campus increases the chance that students will achieve academic and personal success, all first-year students are required to live in a residence hall on campus. Learn more or request an exemption.

Accommodation Requests

All requests for accessibility or other accommodation needs should be sent to Disability Services. They will work with our department to determine appropriate housing arrangements.