Modular Furniture
Undergraduate rooms contain either Building Block Modular Furniture or Lifespace II Modular Furniture, allowing students to maximize their space and customize their rooms.
Building Block Modular Furniture
- Baits Houses (some rooms have Lifespace II furniture)
- Betsy Barbour
- Bursley Hall (some rooms have Lifespace II furniture)
- Fletcher Hall
- Helen Newberry
- Mary Markley Hall
- Northwood I & II
- Oxford Houses (some rooms have Lifespace II furniture)
- West Quadrangle
Lifespace II Modular Furniture
- Alice Lloyd Hall
- Baits Houses (some rooms have Building Block furniture)
- Bursley Hall (some rooms have Building Block furniture)
- Couzens Hall
- East Quadrangle
- Mary Markley Hall
- Mosher-Jordan Hall
- North Quadrangle
- Northwood III
- Oxford Houses (some rooms have Building Block furniture)
- Stockwell Hall
Oxford Housing Exceptions
Oxford Houses contain a combination of built-in and modular furniture, so the modular furniture cannot be configured in all of the ways described.
Mattresses & Bedding
The mattresses provided by University Housing are fire- and flame-resistant and must stay in your room. Please do not bring your own mattress from home.
When shopping for linens, remember that all of our beds require extra-long, twin-size linens (36″ × 80″). These sizes are available at major retailers, particularly during the summer months when students are preparing for their move to college.
Storage
Storage space in the residence halls is extremely limited. Mattresses and modular furniture must remain in your assigned room, as it cannot be stored.
Custom Lofts
Custom-made lofts are not allowed in University Housing.
Easy Option for Room Set Up
Will you be living in Alice Lloyd, Couzens, Markley, Mosher-Jordan or Stockwell in the fall? Consider this easy, time-saving option. For a nominal fee, bedloft.com will arrange and set up your room - to your specifications - before you arrive for Move-In. For details and prices, visit bedloft.com. Deadline for ordering is Thursday, August 8.
