Living on campus is the key to a great start at The University of Alabama. Residential living puts you at the heart of campus life, where you will interact with a wide variety of people. It is our mission to provide a holistic living environment that promotes belonging and learning.

The University of Alabama provides 17 housing community options to house up to 9,000 residents. Our facilities offer traditional, suite, and apartment style floor plans, as well as various Living-Learning Communities and Themed Housing …

Welcome to The University of Alabama Housing and Residential Communities! Follow each step below to help guide you through the housing application process and learn about your housing options. 1. Accepted to The University of Alabama

Housing rates are per student, per semester and include the cost of living on campus, and all utilities (water, power, heat/AC, cable television, and wireless internet). Rates are approved by the Board of Trustees of The University of Alabama System.

Your housing contract is for the academic year. If you are planning to study abroad, do a co-op, graduate in December, or leave UA altogether, you will need to submit a Contract Release Request for us to process your housing contract release.

Julia Tutwiler Hall offers residents a fully furnished double-occupancy room with a private bathroom that is only shared with their roommate. There are no single rooms or suites. The hall is located near on-campus dining options like Mary B’s in Burke Hall as well as Julia’s Market, which is conveniently located on the first floor.

The Riverside community offers residents fully furnished 1, 2, or 4 bedroom suites consisting of a living room, kitchenette and bathrooms in each suite. The hall is located near on-campus dining options like Presidential Terrace, Lakeside Dining, and Lakeside Market.

Presidential I offers residents fully furnished 2 or 4 bedroom suites consisting of a living room, kitchenette and bathrooms in each suite. The hall is located near on-campus dining options including Presidential Terrace, Lakeside Dining and Lakeside Market.

Home to student-athletes and freshman engineering students, Bryant Hall offers residents fully furnished 2 or 4 bedroom suites consisting of a living room, kitchenette and bathrooms in each suite. The hall is located near on-campus dining options like Fresh Foods and Stewart’s Corner.

The 2025-2026 housing application for incoming freshmen will open Tuesday, October 1, 2024, at 9 a.m. CDT. In order to apply for housing as a new incoming freshman, a student must be admitted to the University and pay the freshman enrollment deposit.