On-Campus Housing Options
Living on a college campus is one of the most exciting aspects of higher education. Many people's fondest memories take place during their college years - and most of those crazy moments are made in a residence hall with new friends. Spring Arbor University takes residence life seriously: we're committed to helping students have serious fun - and be serious scholars. It's a fine line to walk and SAU does it with the best of them. If you are married, a graduate student or a student with a family, check out our family housing site.
For more info on housing, contact Bobby Pratt at 517.750.6532 or bpratt@arbor.edu.
Ormston Hall
Men's traditional dorm. Houses around 100 residents.
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Muffitt Hall
Women's traditional dorm. Houses around 100 residents.
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Lowell Hall
Women's and men's dorm featuring traditional and suite-style dorms. Houses around 300 residents.
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Gainey Hall
Our newest women's traditional dorm. Houses around 200 residents.
Learn more about Gainey Hall.
Village Houses
Both men's and women's suite-style dorms. Houses around 35 residents per house.
Learn more about Village Houses.
Koinonia Houses
Community homes on campus.
Learn more about Koinonia Houses.
Apartments
Women's and Men's apartments for upperclassmen. Houses around 30 residents per building.
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Triplex
Community home that houses 15 men.
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