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Residence Halls

The residence halls are a place to come together to celebrate each other and learn to live as a community.

In your three years on campus at Â鶹ÊÓƵ, you will have many different living options. During your first year, you can live in a Themed Living Community, a first year hall, or a hall with both first year and upper division students. View a gallery of all of Â鶹ÊÓƵ's residence halls.

Sophomores have the option to live in an upper-divison Themed Living Community or in one of the Sophomore Experience Halls. In your third or fourth year you will go through the room draw process. This allows you to select your room in one of our Upper Division halls or a hall with both first year and upper division students. You also have the option of applying for themed living communities. Or, explore Greek Life at Â鶹ÊÓƵ.

Resident Advisor Nathan Tam '23 takes us on a tour of several Â鶹ÊÓƵ residence halls, meeting students along the way. These Â鶹ÊÓƵ Tigers share the ins and outs of living in res halls, choosing roommates, campus life and more.

Explore Â鶹ÊÓƵ's Residence Halls

  • Bell-Young Hall is a first-year hall built in 1956. Home of Women's Scholars TLC.

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  • Berkus Hall is an upper-division hall built in 2008. Students live in singles, doubles, and triples with private bathrooms. Home of Black Soul Collective, Latinx Culture Collective and APIDA TLCs.

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  • Braun Hall is a first-year and upper-division hall built in 1962. Students live in double rooms.

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  • Newcomb Hall is an upper-division hall built in 1956. Students live in double rooms.

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  • Chilcott Hall is a first-year hall built in 1959. Students live in double rooms.

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  • Erdman Hall is an upper-division hall built in 1927. Students live in single and double rooms. Home of Substance Free TLC.

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  • Berkus House is a first-year and upper-division hall. It features single, double, and quad rooms.

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  • Haines Hall is an upper-division hall built in 1940. Students live in single and double rooms. Home of Rivera & Johnson (LGBTQIA+) TLC.

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  • E. Norris Hall is an upper-division hall built in 1966 with double rooms.

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  • Pauley Hall is a first-year and upper-division hall built in 1959 where students live in single and double rooms.

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  • Stearns Hall is an upper-division hall built in 1983. Students live in single and double rooms.

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  • Stewart-Cleland Hall, known commonly as Stewie Hall, is a first-year hall built in 1953. Students live in single and double rooms.

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  • Wylie Hall is a first-year and upper-division hall built in 1940. Students live in single and double rooms.

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  • Food Justice House Themed Living Community is home to upper-division students. The community maintains a garden and focuses on socially and environmentally conscious practices.

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  • Baldwin House accommodates ten students who live in single and double rooms.

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Photos by Marc Campos

Contact Residential Education & Housing Services
Berkus Hall

Office hours: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Phone: (323) 259-2531
resed@oxy.edu

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