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The housing process is now easier than ever, more personalized—and gets going even earlier: Starting Oct. 5, pick your room and pick your roommate.

We're introducing a new housing reservation process designed to give you more control over where you live, and who with! For upper-division students (sophomores and up), you'll simply reserve your space and select your room and bed (and roommate, if you have someone lined up); and you can do it all earlier than ever, giving you more flexibility and confidence as you plan for the year ahead.

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Why Choose Campus Living?

Life on campus puts you at the center of it all.

Live steps away from classes, dining, recreation, and campus resources.

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Build lasting friendships and become part of a vibrant campus community.

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Spend less time commuting and more time making the most of your university experience.

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Enjoy the opportunity to select your room and bed early through the new reservation process.

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And of course, aside from the plethora of food choices on campus, many apartment, loft, and end-cap options don’t require a campus dining plan, providing a boon for those who want to cook at home more or eat out around town.

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This is Where College Happens.

Don’t miss out on any College Town Magic™! Explore your housing options, learn more about each community, and get ready to reserve the space that's right for you.

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Inside view of the Epicenter building

Housing Options

From state-of-the art studios to shared quads in amenities-packed complexes, and from beautifully restored historic homes to even a few fully furnished apartments, the university has something for everyone.

Housing Options

Food & Beverage

Campus has more dining options than ever, with ALL the classics (pizza, burgers and fries, smoothies, bagels and shmear, salad bars, cafes galore) plus new highlights such as Nashville hot chicken, bingsu (Korean shaved ice), and build-your-own zoodle bowls.

Food Options

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Other Benefits

Campus has its own fitness club in the Student Life Center, with large weight rooms, sports courts, pools, a climbing wall, and scheduled classes including spin, barre, yoga, circuit training, Pilates, and Zumba. Learn more at campusrec.utah.edu/about/facilities.

The U also offers comprehensive health and wellness programs including financial wellness support, mental health resources (from mindfulness work to crisis assistance), and health literacy and health care services. Learn more at our wellnesshub.utah.edu.

Want a reminder when Fall 2027 housing reservations open?

Complete the form below to receive an email and/or text reminder.

And come Oct. 5: Reserve your space!