Understand the difference in dorms between the east and west sides of campus. The east side of campus features more traditional dorms while the west features more dorms that feature a centralized living arrangement.
Check out Armstrong Hall on the west side of campus. This dormitory is coed and offers traditional living, meaning that students share a room with two beds and two desks with another person and share a community bathroom on their floor. This dorm is coed but male and female residents are separated either by floors or live on opposite ends of the hall. There are 122 spaces available in this dorm.
Try Harris Hall on the east side of campus. This dorm features suite-style living, meaning that four students share two separate rooms that are connected by a bathroom. This dorm is also coed and houses 92 upperclassman.
Visit Hefneer Hall. This dorm is coed and features traditional living arrangements. It is located near Woodruff Dining Hall so residents have a nearby place to grab food.