Housing & Dining
Find your home
We've worked hard to build a campus that invites you to play hard and study harder, starting by crafting a comfortable and supportive living environment for all students. Living on campus means you'll have access to dining halls, communal spaces and study areas, all on our pleasant, tree-shaded campus.
We built our housing options with the student experience in mind, meaning you'll live in comfort knowing all the resources you'll need are just outside your door. Off campus, you'll find extensive living options and a vibrant neighborhood mere steps from your classes.
Residential Communities
Johnson-McFarlane
J-Mac, as it's affectionately called, sits on the south end of campus and houses two students per room. It's seated right next to a large grassy area known as J-Mac Beach, where students gather to play frisbee and soak up the abundant Colorado sunshine.
Centennial Halls
Our largest first-year residence building, Centennial Halls is located near our campus light rail station and the Coors Fitness Center, our campus gym. Rooms in Centennial Halls house either two or three students, depending on your room assignment.
Dimond Family Residential Village
The Dimond Family Residential Village is a residential community for first-year students. Each room accommodates two students, and each has furniture and closet space. Large bathrooms are shared on each floor.
Explore our on campus dining options
Students have a variety of dining options, including dining halls, coffee shops and cafes conveniently located on campus. Browse menus and discover the dining options available with your meal plan.
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An oasis of urban calm, our campus is set on 125 acres with hundreds of trees and plenty of green spaces.
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Our scenic campus provides ample opportunity for scenic walks that calm the mind.
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Our students find time to relax and study in our various residence halls.
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We have three dining halls and various on-campus retail food options, along with neighborhood restaurants featuring cuisines ranging from Vietnamese to cheesesteak.