Lehigh University:

Living in a residence hall is one of the most important elements of being a college student, and we try to make the experience as interesting and enjoyable as possible. At Lehigh, a residence hall is not simply a "dorm." Instead, it is a place to make new friends, study, relax, socialize, sleep, and attend interesting and educational programs. Primarily, a residence hall is a place to call home during your four years at Lehigh. All residence halls are close to the classrooms, the dining halls, the fitness center/gymnasium and the libraries, so it's a quick walk to the services and resources that Lehigh provides.

All of Lehigh's first-year residential options provide a safe, well-maintained homelike space to live, study, and learn from other residents. A variety of lifestyle options are available for upper class. If you're excited about apartment living, Lehigh offers three fantastic complexes: Campus Square, Sayre Park Village, and Trembley Park. The Warren Square complex offers theme housing opportunities for a unique living experience. Each residence hall has special features, so read each description carefully to see all of the residential choices Lehigh has to offer.

Lehigh's residence halls are staffed and run by talented and supportive people who can help you with any problem you might face at any time of the day or night. Our staff is committed to encouraging personal growth through educational programming and advising. They are there to help make your experience in the residence hall a rewarding one.

We hope you find that Lehigh feels like home, no matter which residence option you choose.

Good Luck - we think you'll like it here!

Ozzie Breiner
Director, Residential Services