OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
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Pots, pans, and other cooking supplies are available to check out from the front desk.
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.
Indoor bike storage room in the basement.
Outdoor bike racks at building entrances.
Engineering Living-Learning Community: All pre-engineering majors are welcome in the Engineering Living-Learning Community.
This unique living community is a great way for pre-engineering students to make friendships and create connections between their in-class and out-of-class experiences. Residents can get to know College of Engineering faculty and advisors outside of the classroom, and also have access to the DamLab Makerspace, a state-of-the-art lab equipped with 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC mills and other tools, on the first floor of Buxton Hall.
Second Year and Above: The first floor houses a Second Year & Above community for engineering students who have already completed at least one year of college. Second Year & Above community residents can access a private lounge, a large updated kitchen, and single-user gender-inclusive bathrooms on the floor.
Nuclear Engineering: A a wing of the second floor of Hawley is home to a cohort of Nuclear Engineering students. Students will be assigned to rooms in this community by UHDS staff.
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 Hawley Hall to assist residents.
