²Ø¾«¸ó offers four male, four female, and seven co-ed residence halls, centrally located on our main campus. Additionally we offer a variety of homes referred to as "Non-traditional housing". Each residence hall is supervised by a live-in Residential Community Coordinator (RCC). They oversee the general well-being and safety of the resident.  Resident students may direct questions, concerns, or ideas about residential living to an Residential Community Coordinator, Residential Assistant, or Office Assistant. 

Freshman Male Residence Hall

• Mathews Hall - Freshman hall

Male Residence Halls

• Niccolls Hall
• Parker Hall

Freshman Female Residence Hall

• Reynolds Hall - Freshman hall

Female Residence Halls

• Ayres Hall 
• Irwin Hall 
• Sibley Hall

Freshman Coed Residence Halls

• Flowers Hall - Freshman hall
• Pfremmer Hall - Freshman hall

Coed Residence Halls

• Blanton Hall 
• Calvert Rogers Hall
• Guffey Hall 
• Rauch Memorial Hall 
• Linden Lodge
• Cobbs Hall

Non-Traditional Housing

• Linden Terrace Houses 

Students are encouraged and expected to take responsibility for themselves in their place of residence and to be responsible to the community in which they live. Active participation in residential activities aids residents in developing a sense of community spirit.

In order to live in campus housing, students must be enrolled in classes for the upcoming semester (12 hours for undergraduate students; graduate/quarter students should refer to their program requirements for full-time status). Any student falling below full-time status will be asked to leave ²Ø¾«¸ó housing. Failure to register for classes by the last day of the term will result in the loss of a housing assignment.

Rooms are assigned by the University to each resident student. The student’s assigned room is to be occupied as a residence by the student and for no other purpose. The University does not guarantee any student the assignment of a specific room in a specific residential building, nor does it guarantee the assignment of a specific roommate. Housing rosters are maintained as official records of the University. Assigned rooms are held for the students for 48 hours from the start of the first day of classes. Students must notify the Residential Life office at ResLife@lindenwood.edu of their late arrival. If no arrangement for late arrival has been made, the late student’s room is subject to reassignment.