Butler University

This university's Residence Life provides many types of housing options to meet student needs, including an all female hall, coed halls, a suite-style facility and apartment building for continuing students and eligible transfer students, and its newest option for junior and senior students, the Apartment Village. The Residential College is a coeducational residence hall community of predominantly sophomore students who are immersed in a living-learning environment The Residential College is dedicated to establishing and maintaining an environment for the best possible learning experience and the belief in carrying intellectual inquiry out of the classrooms and into the rooms, hall, lounges and dining hall. Ross Hall is a coeducational residence hall which accommodates approximately 500 predominantly first-year men and women. It offers a wide range of experiences for students who are interested in living in a traditional residence hall. Schwitzer Hall is an all-women's hall housing 450 predominantly first-year students. University Terrace, is an apartment-style residence hall which houses nearly 100 students.The building has a lobby/desk area which is staffed for several hours each day. University Terrace offers: one person studios, two person, 1 bedroom apartments, four person, 2 bedroom apartments, four person, 3 bedroom apartments. Butler's newest on campus housing option, the Apartment Village is a great option for juniors and seniors wishing to live close to campus. Each apartment has 4 private bedrooms with individual locks, 2 bathrooms, full kitchen including dishwasher, disposal, microwave and a dining counter with 4 stools. University provided bedroom furnishings including single bed, dresser and desk with chair. Units are air conditioned with a shared phone line with four private voice mailboxes, cable TV, and Ethernet and wireless Internet access in each room. Located in close proximity to main campus with walking paths through Holcomb Gardens.