hth offers diverse housing options for both domestic and international students. From cozy dorms to shared apartments, find the space that fits your rhythm and keeps you close to the action.
Living on campus with hth means more than a room — it's a community that fuels your academic, personal, and social growth. Discover a place where you can recharge, connect, and thrive.
hth community living gives transfer students flexible choices: convenient on-campus residences, independent university apartments, or specialized communities for married and single-parent students. Find your fit fast.
Whether you're an undergrad or grad student, married, single parent, or solo, you want a place that offers both independence and easy connection with peers. hth housing delivers just that.
Our office maintains a detailed rental database: shared apartments, vacant units, private rooms, studios, guest houses, and short-term sublets. Browse and find your next home away from home.
Contact UsAll dining-plan students share the campus center, which serves fresh salads, sushi, and daily specials. Eat well without leaving the community.
Apartment common rooms feature comfy sofas, pool tables, and other games — the perfect spot to unwind, hang out with friends, or study in a relaxed setting.
Undergraduate housing is guaranteed for four years. Plus, access our housing database for more options and details on room types, amenities, and move-in dates.
Graduate students can opt for a university meal card valid at all campus dining halls, including the well-equipped community living area. Convenient and flexible.
Community living services offer housing for every need. Nearly all first-year students choose our residence halls for the built-in social network and support.
Here you'll make lifelong friends, share ideas, and connect with top students, scholars, and professors from around the world. Pick a community that matches your interests and explore available housing.
For new students living on their own for the first time, choosing housing can seem overwhelming. Consider where you'll spend most of your time on campus - taking classes, teaching, or studying - and select a housing option nearby. Think about whether you need solitude and quiet, a room with others who share your culture, or space for family; see which options best fit those requirements. Soon you'll have narrowed down your selection to one or two of the best options.
hth community living provides welcoming homes for eligible grad and undergrad students, including couples and families. Contact campus management for room-type options, rates, and billing info. We've got you covered.
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