Located in the heart of Clifton, Calhoun Hall is known for its diverse and engaging atmosphere. Its community areas and study floor make it the perfect place to meet neighbors, cultivate friendships, and get involved within the UC community!Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/traditional/calhoun-hall.html

CP Cincy is a vibrant community in a multi-building apartment complex with lots of amenities, including cardio, yoga and weight rooms, plus study areas.It's a 10-15 minute walk, or a short shuttle ride to campus.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/apartment/cp-cincy.html

Campus Recreation Center Hall is perfect for students that desire productivity and focus in their day-to-day life. It is located on MainStreet connected to the Rec Center and CenterCourt dining hall, making it the perfect environment for motivation. Being so close to the Rec inspires students to take advantage of its health benefits and helps them get involved in the countless events, activities and programs that our Rec Center has to offer.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/suite/campus-recreation-center-hall.html

This newly renovated hall fosters some of the strongest community on campus and puts you at the center of so much activity. Sitting in the middle of campus and just a short walk from the sprawling Sigma Sigma Commons, Dabney Hall is perfect for students who want to get up, get active and explore the opportunities campus has to offer!Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/traditional/dabney-hall.html

An overview of UC's first-year housing application process, important dates, and available resources for newly admitted students.For housing related questions, call the Housing Contact Center at 513-556-6461 or email uchousing@uc.eduApply for Housing by May 3rd. Applicants will begin being notified on their housing decisions the week of July 15.

Daniels Hall most likely matches what comes to mind when you think of a college residence hall. Its traditional-style structure establishes a welcoming and very social atmosphere on every floor. When walking through its halls, you will see doors open for visitors, smiling faces and lots of decorations! After a long day of class or working on the study floor, you can unwind with friends in the lounge areas or outside, in Sigma Sigma Commons, just a short walk away.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/traditional/daniels-hall.html

Newly constructed apartments just three blocks from campus offer a number of floor plans, and amenities ideal for building community among residents. The Eden sits at the northeast corner of Eden and University Avenues, convenient to campus dining centers, Short Vine dining and shopping, including Kroger. Off-street garage parking is available.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/apartment/the-eden.html

Conveniently located just east of campus, Jefferson House is a unique community with 16 four-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments. It's located directly across from the Sheakley Athletics Complex at Jefferson Avenue and West Charleton Street.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/apartment/jefferson-house.html

Marian Spencer Hall's unique architecture allows for suite-style rooms, so students can be comfortable in the privacy of their own living space. It is home to multiple living learning and themed communities, and a great place for residents focused on academic success. Students describe it as having a quieter presence and residents have genuine care for their neighbors and buildings. Residents are just a short walk across the bridge from their neighbors at Scioto Hall.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/junior-suite/marian-spencer-hall.html

Morgens Hall is the "twin" of Scioto Hall. Here, many students participate in Living and Learning Communities. Its state-of-the-art study rooms make learning enjoyable and help to cultivate curious minds. Morgens Hall has won awards, not just for style but also sustainability and eco-friendly efficiency.Learn more: https://www.uc.edu/campus-life/housing/where-to-live/communities/apartment/morgens-hall.html