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Theme Housing

Are you interested in Theme Housing?

Theme housing at Eastern brings together students with similar interests to live together within the same area of a residence hall. Theme housing serves as an additional opportunity for students to gain leadership, academic and social skills. Students living in theme housing will participate in meetings, assist in planning programs, work toward common goals, and engage with the larger residential community.  If accepted into a theme, participants must sign an agreement acknowledging that they will fully contribute and participate in what the theme area has to offer.

Fall 2024 - Spring 2025 Theme Housing Communities: First-Year Students

  • Honors Scholars - This community will serve as a support for students who have been identified as University Honors Scholars. This community will provide academic and social support for these students while providing opportunities for them to engage with the Eastern Community. This community will work closely with the University Honors Program. This theme may also be open to students receiving the Presidential Scholar Award on a space available basis (after Honor students are assigned). This community is located in double bedroom suites in Constitution Hall.

  • Quiet/Substance-Free - This community will serve as a support for students who desire a quieter residential setting and who want to surround themselves with others who commit their lifestyle to remaining substance-free. As such, students who apply for this community should be accustomed to not partaking of alcohol substances or smoke-related substances and will be required to refrain from bringing guests who do partake of such substances into the community. This community will also exercise extended "Quiet Hours" of 8pm-8am. This community is located in double bedroom suites in Constitution Hall.
  • Gender Inclusive - This community will serve as a supportive and welcoming environment for students who have an interest in being as inclusive as possible as it pertains to gender identities and gender expression and would find comfort in living with others who have similar interests. Students within this community will have the option of receiving support from Campus Safe Space Allies as well as the Pride Room. This community is located in double bedroom suites in Mead and Constitution Halls.

Fall 2024 - Spring 2025 Theme Housing Communities: Upper-Level Students

  • Quiet/Substance-Free - This community will serve as a support for students who desire a quieter residential setting and who want to surround themselves with others who commit their lifestyle to remaining substance-free. As such, students who apply for this community should be accustomed to not partaking of alcohol substances or smoke-related substances and will be required to refrain from bringing guests who do partake of such substances into the community. This community will also exercise extended "Quiet Hours" of 8pm-8am. This community is located in double bedroom apartments (you will have a direct roommate) in Noble Hall.
  • Honors Scholars - This community will serve as a support for students who have been identified as University Honors Scholars. This community will provide academic and social support for these students while providing opportunities for them to engage with the Eastern Community. Only University Honor Scholars are eligible to apply. This theme may also be open to students receiving the Presidential Scholar Award on a space available basis (after Honor students are assigned). This community is located in single bedroom apartments in Nutmeg Hall.