Laundry in Oregon State University residence halls is free for residents; no coins or cards are required.
Each resident room has a bin for trash and a bin for recycling. When the room bins are full, residents need to empty them in the building's trash and recycling areas.
Click here to view a map of Dixon Lodge trash & recycling bin locations.
Dixon Lodge is the home of Oregon State University's recovery living community, a partnership with the school's Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC).
This community provides holistic, recovery-specific support to the students who live there. The community includes single- and dual-occupancy rooms, a community kitchen for residents, and a dynamic programming space.
In an effort to make living in the on-campus recovery community affordable and accessible, significant funds have been allocated towards providing housing and dining scholarships to those who live in this new community.
Professional Staff: Each hall has a professional staff member who lives on campus, supervises student staff members, and is available to meet with students one-on-one for guidance and support.
Student Staff: A team of student staff members lives in Dixon Lodge to assist residents.
Contact the Dixon Lodge Resident Director via email or at 541-713-5133
Call the Dixon Lodge Duty Phone at 541-230-4062