Boise State University

University Housing provides on campus housing for students enrolled at Boise State University. The University Apartments provide an independent lifestyle with a broad range of amenities, rent, and sizes. University Housing employs a dedicated team to manage, offer programming, and support appropriate to the residents? desire for autonomy. All apartments are unfurnished and have playgrounds and use of a common BBQ. Water, sewer, trash and internet are provided to the residents at no additional cost. Power and gas are paid for by the resident. Students can stay at any one of the apartments in University Square, University Manor, University Heights, University Village and University Park. Chaffee is the largest first-year hall. In A and B Wings, each floor can accommodate 50 students in double rooms. They have small informal lounges, laundry rooms, and two large bathroom facilities. In A and B Wings, each floor can accommodate 50 students in double rooms. Driscoll Hall is reserved for students admitted to the Honors College. The hall features mostly single rooms and some double rooms. Each suite has a small lounge and bathroom facilities. The halls have a large main lounge equipped with study tables and fireplace. Keiser hall is located on the east end of campus. It features furnished suites of 4 or 8 private bedrooms, each with a large living room. Morrison Hall is reserved for students admitted to the Residential College communities of Engineering and Health Professions. Each suite has a small lounge and bathroom facilities. Towers hall consists of suite-style rooms in two connected seven-story towers. There are two lounges on each floor, one on each side of the building. University suites complex (A, B, C) features private bedrooms in a furnished 4-bedroom suite with a spacious living room, kitchen, washer/dryer, broadband internet in each bedroom, and basic cable.