OFFICE OF RESIDENTIAL LIFE

• A vibrant campus community with over 150 recognized student organizations

• 24/7 Campus safety - The University of New Haven Police Department is a fully certified police department with 19 sworn officers and provides comprehensive service police protection 24 hours a day, seven days a week

CAMPUS LIFERETURN TO LIVING ON A MAGNIFICENT 84-ACRE CAMPUS THAT KEEPS YOU CLOSE TO EVERYTHING.As a University of New Haven campus resident, you have already experienced what it’s like to live surrounded by

everything you need — and everyone you like — within an easy walk from home.

Sixty percent of our undergraduate students live in our residence halls or University sponsored off-campus housing

complexes. Like you, they discovered that the campus isn’t just where they go to class — it’s also where they learn

to live on their own, make lifelong friends, participate in campus recreation, organize activities, or just “hang out.”

With 12 on-campus residence halls and three off-campus options, ranging from a traditional residence hall to town-

houses to apartment-style suites, the welcome mat is always out — and it has never been more welcoming.

SHARE IDEAS • RELAX • HAVE FUN

The University of New Haven’s residence halls enhance your educational experience by providing ALL THE COMFORTS AND CONVENIENCE you need to succeed. Recent national studies prove that students who live in campus housing have higher graduation rates, higher GPAs, and report greater overall satisfaction with their college experience. Our team of residential life professionals and student staff members are devoted to creating a POSITIVE AND ENJOYABLE ENVIRONMENT in which you will succeed — personally, socially, and academically.

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When you choose campus living, YOU’RE NOT RESTRICTED TO A ONE-SIZE FITS ALL type of residence.

You can opt for a traditional residence hall, an apartment-style suite, or a townhouse. Want to strike out on your own?

We have several residence halls that will accommodate your independent streak.

IT’S ALL ABOUT YOUR CHOICES!

Vicente FornoMajor: Music and Sound Recording Hometown: Salisbury, CT

“I love living across the street from campus in

the Atwood because the staff and the people

who work here are very welcoming and warm. Also, because the facili-

ties and appliances are new, everything works flawlessly. I also enjoy

the amount of space we have here — the design and layout give me a

real sense of luxury.”

THE ATWOOD APARTMENTS• Brand new student housing, sponsored by the University

• Conveniently located just across the street from the northeast end of campus, one fifth of a mile from the entrance

• Apartment style living

• All utilities included, plus Internet and Cable

• Fully furnished and air conditioned, two bedroom apartments

• Washer/dryer in each unit

• On-site security, parking, and shuttle service to campus

• New retail stores moving in fall 2018

Romy Carter Major: Dental HygieneHometown: Harrisburg, PA

“Before I came to the University of New

Haven, I really did not know what living

on campus would be like. Three months

later, I’m surprisingly happier than I have ever been. I love the fam-

ily I have created on campus, especially in my residence hall. I live

in Bergami hall next to some of my best friends, and I continue to

make new ones every day. I feel that the University of New Haven

is my home now.”

BERGAMI HALL• A suite-style residence hall for first-year and

sophomore students, offering NUMEROUS MODERN AMENITIES

• Suites that consist of bedrooms joined together by a bathroom

• OVERLOOKS KAYO FIELD, making residence hall rooms an ideal spot to watch Division II soccer and club sports games, which include rugby, quidditch, lacrosse, and women’s field hockey

• Fully furnished common rooms on each floor

• WOW CAFÉ and SANDELLA’S FLATBREAD CAFÉ, located on the first floor

• DUNKIN’ DONUTS — where students can use Charger Cash — located on the Boston Post Road side of Bergami Hall

• Conveniently located on BOSTON POST ROAD

• Fully AIR-CONDITIONED

• ELEVATOR ACCESS

Mary MariniMajor: Marine BiologyHometown: Franklin Square, NY

“I like being able to get the college

experience away from home. I like the atmosphere on cam-

pus, and it’s easier to make friends on campus because you

get to see them every day.”

Lauren FliggMajor: Forensic ScienceHometown: Princeton, MA

“I like living on campus because

it’s not too big or overwhelming. I

also love the proximity to all of my classes and the events

that occur on campus. I feel that being on campus makes me

much more involved.”

WESTSIDE HALL• 90,000-square-foot residence hall with POD DESIGN

• COMMUNITIES of 16 or more students centered on a COMMON LOUNGE AREA, with entries into double-occupancy rooms all around it

• An INVITING SPACE for faculty members to meet with students

• A ground floor that is a HUB FOR THE WHOLE UNIVERSITY, with a dining room, common lounge spaces, office space, and classrooms

• Fully AIR-CONDITIONED

• ELEVATOR ACCESS

CELENTANO HALL• The University of New Haven’s $48-million

residence hall for upperclass students

• SPECTACULAR VIEWS of Long Island Sound and downtown New Haven from upper floors

• FIRST “GREEN” RESIDENCE HALL at the University, achieving LEED gold certification status

• Apartment style living

• Students housed in apartments containing four or six singles or two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, and living area

• Fully furnished common rooms on each floor with LARGE FLAT-SCREEN HDTVs

• Laundry facilities located on every floor

• Fully AIR-CONDITIONED

Jessica DeerMajor: Forensic Psychology and National SecurityHometown: River Vale, NJ

“I love living in Celentano because our full

kitchen allows my roommates and I to have regular “family” dinners and

game nights.”

Gelacio SanchezMajor: Nutrition and DieteticsHometown: Farmingdale, NY

“I love living in Celentano Hall because my RA is

friendly and welcoming, and I have been able

to experience independent living while still residing on campus.”

Samantha SlazaMajor: UndecidedHometown: Lawrenceville, NJ

“I love living on campus because it gives

me the opportunity to really grow as an individual. You learn to

manage a home life and school life which I believe has made me

a stronger person who is able to manage her time better with the

extra responsibilities. I love living in Winchester because it’s as if

I’m living in my own apartment with some really great friends. It’s

a very inviting place to live with some great roommates. I couldn’t

imagine living anywhere else or with anyone else on this campus.”

WINCHESTER HALL• SUITE-STYLE LIVING for upperclass students on

campus, including partial kitchens, bathroom, one to three bedrooms, and spacious living room

• Two to six students per suite

• OVERLOOKS KAYO FIELD, allowing residents to take in a soccer or lacrosse game right from the comfort of their suite

• ELEVATOR ACCESS

DUNHAM HALL• Apartment-style residence hall for upperclass and

transfer students, featuring FULL KITCHENS

• Helps students move toward INDEPENDENT LIVING

• Two students per bedroom in most apartments

• In the HEART OF THE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY

Victoria StearnsMajor: PsychologyHometown: Westborough, MA

“I loved living in Dunham. I have visited

every residence hall on campus, and

Dunham is, by far, my favorite. Dunham

is an apartment-style residence hall, which I liked very much

because it gave me the feeling of independence that I was

expecting from going to college. Each of the suites in Dunham

has a full kitchen with a stove and an oven, a bathroom with a

full bathtub, and plenty of closet and storage space. Although it

is farther from the center of campus than some other residence

halls, I think that Dunham is worth the walk just to have the

amenities that it provides.”

RUDEN STREET APARTMENTS• Attractive for upperclass and transfer students looking

for REAL-WORLD INDEPENDENT LIVING

• SUITE-STYLE LIVING WITH PARTIAL KITCHEN with a full-size refrigerator in all apartments

• Two students per bedroom in most suites

• Located near the south entrance of the University and just a short EASY WALK TO 7-Eleven, McDonald’s, Dunkin’ Donuts, CVS, The Atwood shops, and restaurants

• Closest residence hall to Harugari Hall and South Campus Hall

• A multi-faith MEDITATION AND PRAYER SPACE, located on the lower level, is available for students who wish to practice their faith or who would like to spend time in peaceful reflection.

Lauren GranatoMajor: Graphic DesignHometown: Southington, CT

“All I can say about Ruden is that

it was a great experience. Everyone in

the apartments was really close-knit, and many of us still connect.

It’s also a little quieter than housing on the main campus, which

was a nice break. The apartments themselves are really nice and

have their own living rooms and bathrooms. I especially loved

being able to cook in my own apartment!”

Mark GonzalskiMajor: Forensic ScienceHometown: Syracuse, NY

“Living on campus allows me to be closer

to my friends and also gives me the

opportunity to interact with other residents in my residence hall.”

SAVIN COURT TOWNHOUSES• Located approximately ONE MILE FROM THE

UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN CAMPUS, the West Haven boardwalk, and the beach

• Three upperclass students per townhouse, which includes a FULL KITCHEN, BEAUTIFUL HARDWOOD FLOORS, a living area, bathroom, and two bedrooms

• Conveniently located NEAR DOWNTOWN WEST HAVEN and area shopping and dining

• Ideal for students transitioning to life after college

• SHUTTLE SERVICE provided to and from main campus

• Close to STOP & SHOP

Marissa FujimotoMajor: Music IndustryHometown: Vernon, CT

“Living in campus housing has provided

me with so many incredible opportunities

for forming long-lasting friendships and feeling more connected to

the University. I’ve loved the flexibility that Savin Court has given

me because I’ve been able to gain a new sense of independence

but still be completely surrounded by my fellow classmates. I do

not believe my time at the University of New Haven would have

been the same, nor would I have met my friends, had it not have

been for living in campus housing.”

FOREST HILLS APARTMENTS• Ideal for upperclass students who prefer to live

off campus but still be EASILY INVOLVED IN CAMPUS ACTIVITIES

• Just a short five-minute walk from the south part of the University of New Haven campus

• AIR-CONDITIONED apartments with full kitchens and built-in closets

• Apartment style living

• One-to-three bedroom apartments housing three-to-five students

• OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOL at front of complex, available for students during warmer months

• SHUTTLE SERVICE provided to and from main campus

• SECURITY check-in point at entrance

Gabriel UngerMajor: Forensic Science & ChemistryHometown: Philadelphia, PA

“Living on campus gives me the opportunity

to interact with peers my own age. Plus, I’m

able to see all the work that they put in every second of every day. If I

lived off campus, I would not have as much motivation to keep bettering

myself because I wouldn’t see all the leaders around me working so

hard.”

Madison ConteMajor: Forensic ScienceHometown: Doylestown, PA

“Living on campus is such a unique experience.

What I love about living on campus this year

in Forest Hills is that the rooms are nice and they have a full kitchen!”

MAIN STREET APARTMENTS• 14 CONDOMINIUMS housing 56 upperclass students

• Located approximately ONE MILE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN CAMPUS, the West Haven boardwalk, and the beach

• WASHER AND DRYER on the second level of each unit

• Central air conditioning and a TWO-CAR GARAGE AND DRIVEWAY for each unit

• SHUTTLE SERVICE provided to main campus

• Close to STOP & SHOP

• Conveniently located NEAR DOWNTOWN WEST HAVEN and area shopping and dining

RJay IronsMajor: Criminal JusticeHometown: Providence, RI

“The Main Street Condos is a luxurious

place to live that makes you feel right at

home. I definitely did not feel as though I

was living in campus housing. With two bedrooms, two and a half

bathrooms, granite countertops, walk-in closets, deck, two-car

garage, and oh, did I mention a FIREPLACE, Main Street is a great

place to live — a real ‘home away from home.’ Even if you don’t

have a car, that’s okay. The University provides shuttle service

that gets you to campus very easily. I really enjoyed living in Main

Street and wish I had lived there sooner than my senior year!”

Kayla SteefelMajor: Criminal Justice Hometown: New York, NY

“I love living in Sheffield because it’s in the

middle of campus, and it’s easy to get to everything from here.”

Ashley MartinezMajor: Forensic Science and Chemistry Hometown: Bronx, NY

“Living on campus keeps me close to all the resources the University

has to offer and has allowed me to me new people.”

SHEFFIELD HALL• SUITE-STYLE LIVING for upperclass students on

campus, including partial kitchens, bathroom, one to three bedrooms, and spacious living room

• Two to six students per suite

• CAMPUS CONVENIENCE STORE (C-Store) and HEALTH SERVICES Office located on 1st level

• ELEVATOR ACCESS

The proximity of the DAVID A. BECKERMAN RECREATION CENTER is one of the best perks that come

with campus living. FIFTY-EIGHT THOUSAND SQUARE FEET of fitness equipment, track, courts, and

fitness classes in your own backyard? Opportunities to stay fit and healthy don’t get any better than this:

• Fitness Center

• Basketball, volleyball, and racquetball courts

• Elevated running track

• Multi-purpose court for indoor soccer and roller hockey

• Fitness and aerobics classes

• NrGize Lifestyle Café

STAY FIT! HAVE FUN!MAKE FRIENDS!

BOREDOM HAS NO HOME HEREThe University’s 150 RECOGNIZED STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS are 150 reasons to step outside your residence hall

and get involved — and it’s so easy to do when you’re a stone’s throw away. You’ve probably already made your unique

contributions felt in some of these clubs, but if you’ve been procrastinating a bit, now’s the time to expand your horizons.

Many alumni, when asked if they would have had done anything differently during college, say they wished they

had become more involved —they felt they had missed out on memorable experiences and memorable people by

not being more of a joiner.

CLUB SPORTS:• Frisbee Club

• Men’s Lacrosse Club

• Martial Arts Club

• Men’s Rugby Club

• Paintball Club

• Ski/Snowboard

• Tennis Club

• Ice Hockey Club

• Wrestling Club

• Women’s Field Hockey Club

• Esports

CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS:• BSU – Black Student Union

• CSA – Caribbean Student Association

• ISA – International Student Association

• LASA – Latin American Student Association

• NAACP

SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS:• Chariot Yearbook

• Charger Bulletin Student Newspaper

• Gaming Club

• Habitat for Humanity

• Mock Trial

• Paranormal Investigation and Research Organizations

• Quidditch Club

• Scuba Club

• Dance Team

ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS:• Accounting Society

• American Chemical Society

• American Criminal Justice Association

• American Society of Interior Designers

• Legal Society

• Marine Biology Club

• Music Industry Club

• Political Science Club

THERE’S ALWAYS SOMETHING TO EAT

DINING LOCATION OPTIONS

• JAZZMAN’S CAFÉ AND BAKERY First floor, Bartels Hall

• THE CHARGER CAFÉ First floor, Marvin K. Peterson Library

• CAMPUS CONVENIENCE STORE (C-STORE) Ground level, Sheffield Hall

• SANDELLA’S FLATBREAD CAFÉ Ground floor, Bergami Hall

• NRGIZE LIFESTYLE CAFÉ First floor, David A. Beckerman Center

• FOOD ON DEMAND (FÖD) First floor, Westside Hall

• WOW CAFÉ Ground floor, Bergami Hall

THE MARKETPLACE (Bartels Hall)

What are you in the mood for? Our newly designed Marketplace keeps your interest piqued with a wide variety of stations — from Beach Grill and All-Day Breakfast to Holy Habanero and Hearty American. Meals range from old-fashioned comfort foods to those with international flair. Gluten-free, allergy-free, vegan, or vegetarian foods? You find them at our Simply Serving sta-tion. Want to get more “clean eating” into your diet? There are minimally processed, non-GMO, antibiotic- and hormone-free options on the menu as well.

FOOD ON DEMAND (FöD) (Westside Hall)

This technology-driven gourmet dining experience continues to be a huge favorite with students. Ordering your individual meal at a touch-screen kiosk and being paged when it’s ready is a fun and convenient way to enjoy fine cuisine. In addition to your individually prepared meal, you enjoy unlimited salad, dessert, and beverages.

MEAL PLAN

SODEXO, ONE OF THE WORLD’S LARGEST AND MOST RENOWNED HOSPITALITY FIRMS, IS THE UNIVERSITY’S FOOD VENDOR. Your meal plan — Board Meals plus Dining Dollars — ensures you always have the nutritious meals you need to stay healthy and perform your best. Board Meals offer breakfast, lunch and dinner Monday through Friday, with brunch and dinner on weekends. Those are meals you don’t even have to think about. And, it’s “all you care to eat.” Dining Dollars can then kick in for between-meal snacks at any of our dining locations or to buy groceries. The Charger Cash option gives you even more freedom — the ability to put funds on your ID card and use it at locations all over town, including Dunkin’ Donuts, Subway, CVS, and more.

Community Starts Here

For additional room selection information, contact: Catherine Johnson Coordinator for Student Housing

203.479.4239roomselection@newhaven.eduwww.newhaven.edu/reslife

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