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On-campus living is your ticket to success at KU! We’re committed to providing living environments to support your learning experience by focusing on academics, involvement, convenience, and value.
The four-point Mission Statement of the KU Department of Student Housing is to provide:
- Reasonably priced living environments which are clean, attractive, well-maintained, and which meet current standards of care and comfort.
- Orderly and efficient administration of the program through effective management.
- A learning environment and related co-curricular programs which promote maturity, academic success, self-determination, leadership and community participation.
- In partnership with the Memorial Unions, a variety of nutritious and pleasing meals, in pleasant surroundings, at a reasonable cost. Educational efforts relating food selection and eating habits to personal health are essential.
Please take some time to consider KU Student Housing. We’re convenient, a terrific value, and the best way to make campus connections. Where will you live? We’ve gathered a lot of information to help find your answer.
New for 2007! Toward the goal of helping families plan for college expenses, the Student Housing department is offering a 2-year contract option for residents who sign a housing contract in 2007.
For you “KU History Buffs”, we’ve put together some information to acknowledge several feature stories about KU housing developed for the KU History Galleries. We think you’ll enjoy the articles and this glimpse into the past. And while you’re here, take a few minutes to check out our “Top Ten” list.
Feel free to email the Department of Student Housing at any time or call us at 785.864.4560.
DSH Diversity Statement
We recognize the importance of fostering unity and understanding within a community while celebrating the individual. As a department, we commit to creating and supporting environments of education and growth where all people are treated with dignity and respect.
Do you need assistance with a disability or special need? If so, please establish a file with the KU Academic Achievement and Access Center. Send a description of the accommodation you are requesting plus documentation of your need to: KU Disabilities Resources, 22 Strong Hall, 1450 Jayhawk Boulevard, Lawrence, Kansas 66045, 785.864.2620.
Safety Information
The University of Kansas requires that all students living in KU Department of Housing residence halls, scholarship halls, and the Jayhawker Towers to receive the meningitis vaccine. Tho view the full policy, visit the Student Health Services website at www.ku.edu/~shs.
The annual security report about KU safety policies, crime statistics, and campus resources is available online at http://www.ku.edu/safety/ or on paper by contacting the Assistant to the Vice Provost for Student Success, 133 Strong Hall, (785) 864-4060.
For more information about the Clery Act you may visit the following web-sites:
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