Living Learning

The Living Learning Communities (LLC) are a combination between residence halls and apartments designed with upper-division students in mind.

The LLC features several different communities ranging from coed, traditional students to our global village for both international and American students. Plus, there are communities organized by academic interest, including engineering, natural resources and scholars.

The LLC provides the perfect space for social activities, while also offering more individual space for projects and studying.

There are many different living options available to you at the LLC:

• Gem is a civics and service community. Gem is a community designed for students from all academic programs who believe the world can be changed, one volunteer at a time.
• Syringa is an interdisciplinary living learning community, open to students in all academic programs. Syringa is designed to encourage studying and community interaction in the main floor common area with a large kitchen and dining area, fire nook, game room, living room, and study rooms.
• Upham is an interdisciplinary living learning community, open to students in all academic programs. Upham is designed to encourage studying and community interaction in the main floor common area with a large kitchen and dining area, fire nook, game room, living room, and study rooms.
• College of Natural Resources students can live, study, and experience college together in a Living Learning Community. College of Natural Resources students live with other students who share not only the same field of study, but also similar interests, and a passion for the world around them.
• Gault is an interdisciplinary living learning community, open to students in all academic programs. Gault is designed to encourage studying and community interaction in the main floor common area with a large kitchen and dining area, fire nook, game room, living room, and study rooms.
• The Engineering Living Learning Community is designed for engineering and computer science majors and minors who want to live, study, and experience college together.
• Scholars Living Learning Community is designed for students from all academic programs who want to live with other students who maintain a 3.0 college GPA or above. Honors College students are welcome in the Scholars community, but membership of the Honors College is not a requirement.