The University of Arizona’s dorms come in all shapes, sizes and locations across our four areas of campus – which means you have a lot of choices! Think about your lifestyle. Do you like to be surrounded by a lot of people, or do you prefer to know everyone in your building? Is the location on campus important? Is cost a factor?

We respectfully acknowledge the University of Arizona is on the land and territories of Indigenous peoples. Today, Arizona is home to 22 federally recognized tribes, with Tucson being home to the O’odham and the Yaqui.

There are 23 dorms at the University of Arizona, and dozens of fraternity and sorority houses. Learn about the benefits of each dorm’s district, specialty living-learning communities, and how to find a roommate. Plus, healthy on-campus dining options.

Housing & Residential Life – on campus housing at the University of Arizona. Approximately 8,000 students – more than 7,600 undergrads and 300 grads – live in our 23 dorms and one graduate housing apartment complex, La Aldea.

Welcome to the housing portal. The information you need for campus housing can be found by logging into the portal . IMPORTANT NOTE FOR NEW STUDENTS: If you just created your University NetID, it could take up to 24 hours to be able to log into the housing portal.

First year Franke Honors students reside in contemporary suite-style rooms while apartments are available for returning students. On-site amenities include recreation rooms, in-dorm dining at Arizona’s newest eatery, ’85 North, student lounges and a community kitchen.

There are a few big things that come with being a Wildcat – outstanding academics, beloved traditions, excellent dorms, countless clubs – and then there’s the small stuff that makes the everyday extraordinary.

Housing & Residential Life offers Gender Inclusive Housing (GIH) in cluster communities that provide a safe and supportive living space for transgender, gender non-conforming, and questioning students.

Dec 10, 2014 · Arbol is a really nice dorm, minimal parties but close to both Azso and Coronado so its still fun. Upside, you get your sleep and studying done, downside its really expensive. Kaibab is cheaper, but smells bad with also the bonus of being right next to the party dorms.

With 23 dorms, you have a lot of choices. HOW TO CHOOSE. At Arizona, most students live on campus for a year or more because of all the great benefits. Dorm living is about learning to be independent, getting along with others, and making friends.