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Almost 90 percent of first-year students and more than 60 percent of all Eastern students live on campus. Living close to classes, the library, computing resources, support services and a host of student clubs and activities is convenient; national data also shows that students who live on campus get better grades and graduate on time. Housing services are provided by the Office of Housing and Residential Life.
Students living on campus:
Burnap is located at the northern end of campus next to Hurley Hall. Each room has a twin, extra-long bed, desk, chair and closet/dresser unit for each resident. Each floor has a TV lounge, laundry, bathroom and shower facilities.
Built in 1921, Burr Hall is located on the south side of campus next to Shafer Hall. Each room has a twin, extra-long bed, desk, chair, and a closet/dresser space for each resident.
Constitution Hall is located in the center of campus. Each suite includes two double bedrooms, a bathroom, a vanity area with two sinks, and central heat/air conditioning. Each room has a twin, extra-long bed, desk, chair and a closet/dresser unit for each resident.
Crandall is located at the northern end of campus next to Hurley Hall. Each room has a bed, desk, chair and a closet/dresser unit for each resident. Each floor has a TV lounge, laundry, bathroom, and shower facilities.
Crandall Hall will be all single occupancy rooms effective fall 2023.
Each suite in Mead Hall has a common living area, one private bathroom, and central heat and air conditioning. The bedrooms are furnished with beds, study desks, dressers, desk chairs, built-in closets, and windows with blinds.
Winthrop Hall’s small population promotes a strong community. Each room has a twin, extra-long bed, desk, chair and closet/dresser space for each resident. Located in the center of campus, Winthrop has a computer lab, gaming area, TV lounges, vending machines and laundry facilities.
All rooms in Winthrop Hall are single occupancy rooms.
Occum Hall is located on the northern end of campus across from Hurley Hall. Each suite on the first and second floors is assigned to incoming transfer students. The Silver Plus $125 meal plan is required, as there are no kitchens in the suites.
Located in the center of campus next to the Health Services Center, High Rise is a nine-story apartment complex that has two- and five-person apartments. Each apartment includes bedrooms, a bathroom, a living area and kitchen facilities. Two person apartments have enhanced singles and five-person apartments have single bedrooms.
Laurel Hall is located in the center of campus. Each apartment includes four single bedrooms, a bathroom, shower, living area, kitchen facilities and central heat/air conditioning. Each room has a twin, extra-long bed, desk, chair, and a closet/dresser unit for each resident.
Located in the center of campus next to the Health Services Center, Low Rise is five separate buildings surrounding a courtyard with two- and six-person apartments. Each apartment includes bedrooms, a bathroom, a living area and kitchen facilities. Two person apartments have enhanced singles and six-person apartments have single bedrooms.
Each suite in Niejadlik Hall has a common living area, two private baths, and central air/heat. Single bedrooms are furnished with twin, extra-long beds, study desks, dressers, desk chairs, built-in closets and windows with blinds.
Noble Hall is located at the southern boundary of campus. Three-person apartments include three enhanced single bedrooms. Each four-person apartment includes two double bedrooms. All apartments include a bathroom, two or three vanity sinks, a living area, kitchen facilities, and central heat/air conditioning. Each room has a twin, extra-long bed, desk, chair and a closet/dresser unit for each resident.
Nutmeg Hall is located in the center of campus. Each 4-person apartment includes four single bedrooms, a bathroom, a shower room, a living area, kitchen facilities, and central heat/air conditioning. Each room has a twin, extra-long bed, desk, chair, and a closet/dresser unit for each resident.
Occum Hall is located on the northern end of campus across from Hurley Hall. Each suite on the first and second floors is assigned in to transfer students and the apartments on the third and fourth halls are for continuing students.
Shafer Hall is located on the southern side of campus between Burr and Noble Halls. Shafer Hall has multiple studio/apartment types, the most common being where two students share only a bathroom and have their own studio. Shafer also has double studios and single bedroom apartments. Each studio/apartment has a twin, extra-long bed, closet/dresser space and a kitchen.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner options include meal plans for resident students and commuters, with dining services at Hurley Dining hall, the Student Center Food Court and the Library Caféé.
Dining
Students with similar interests live together in fourteen theme housing groups within the same area of a residence hall, giving students opportunities to gain leadership, academic and social skills.
Theme Housing
Social and cultural activities for resident students abound throughout the week on campus, ranging from student clubs to athletics, social events, guest speakers and concerts.
Student Activities
Office of Housing and Residential Life
83 Windham Street
Willimantic, CT 06226
housing@easternct.edu
(860) 465-5297
(860) 465-5151
