Bluffton University students are required to live in one of the university's residence halls unless they live at home with their parents and live within a reasonable commuting distance. The university is committed to the belief that living with others in a residence hall is an important part of the total educational and social experience of college life. Exceptions must be approved by the Director of Residence Life.
Living successfully in a residence hall environment requires a certain amount of understanding and responsibility of each person. It is understood and expected that students are responsible for their own actions and the activities that occur in their rooms.
Please click on the hall names or photos for descriptions, including room dimensions:
The Halls
Each hall has the following:
Your Room
Rooms include the following for each resident:
The beds are extra long and the matresses measure 36" x 80". Beds may be bunked and lofts are permitted in all halls except Neufeld. If you choose to have a loft it should incorporate the bed frame. You may bring additional furnishings, however, no university furniture may be removed from the room, including metal bedframes.
Each room also has an overhead light, mirror, curtains or blinds, telephone, smoke detector and some rooms will have a small bulletin board.
