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Make Yourself at Home at UMM

When you think of residence halls, perhaps a building comes to mind. Residence halls are much more - they are people living together and forming communities. As a resident you play a big part in shaping your community.
Clayton A. Gay Hall

David C. Johnson
Independence Hall

Community advisors (CAs) are upperclass students who work with residents to establish an environment which maximizes personal growth and is conducive to academic success.


 

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Pine Hall

Community Councils are formed in the residence halls to generate ideas for hall activities, services, facilities, and guidelines for an effective community.



On-Campus Apartments

Facilities

Residence halls have floor lounges equipped with furniture for study and recreation as well as kitchenette areas. There are separate recreation areas with vending machines and various gaming tables. Washers and dryers are also available in each hall.

Each residence hall room and apartment is wired for telephone service including voicemail. One courtesy telephone for local service only is provided in a central location in each residence hall. There are three pay phones on campus at the following locations: Student Center, Regional Fitness Center, Humanities Fine Arts Building.

Internet access is available in each room / apartment, and most lounge areas have wireless access available. The procedure for connecting to the network from your residence hall is described on the Computing Services website. For students who don't own computers, the University of Minnesota Bookstore makes several brands available for purchase at special educational discounts.

Residence halls have televisions in the main lounges. Individual residence hall rooms and apartments include cable TV services with 40 basic channels and HBO.

Room furnishings for double rooms include twin-size bed frames, mattresses measuring 36" x 80" (twin long), drapes, desks, desk chairs and a dresser. Dishware, flatware, kitchen utensils and cookware are not provided in residence hall kitchens. Linens, blankets, pillows and bath towels are not included in the on-campus University apartments or the residence halls.