Housing & Residence Life • Emory & Henry

Emory & Henry College is considered a Residential Campus which means we require all students to live on-campus while attending the College.

The historic campus maintains the scenic beauty of Central Appalachia but gives convenient access to the region’s activities and culture. On-campus residents find there are always friends and activities to engage in. The E&H campus features a variety of residence halls with co-ed, single-gender, and gender-inclusive accommodations. Residence halls feature Resident Advisors to assist students as they acclimate to their new surroundings. The Office of Housing and Residence Life website hopes to offer you an array of information to prepare students for their arrival to campus.

Students who are interested in living off-campus must submit an Off-Campus Housing Application and be approved by the Office of Housing and Residence Life. All applications are due by February 1st and must be completed annually. To learn more about living off-campus, please see details here.

For any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach our team at housing@ehc.edu.

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<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1380-what-furniture-comes-with-a-standard-residence">What furniture comes with a standard residence hall room?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Each residential student is provided with a twin extra long bed that includes an authorized mattress with a nylon cover, a dresser with three large drawers, a desk and desk chair. All rooms have closet space for each resident. </span></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1402-are-the-residence-halls-co-ed-or-single-gender">Are the residence halls co-ed or single gender housing?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">All of the residence halls at Emory & Henry College are co-ed, gender inclusive residential communities.</span></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1391-when-will-first-year-students-move-into-the">When will first-year students move into the residence halls?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">All first-year students who have not been required to move into the halls early for athletic or affinity programs will move into their residence hall room on the first day of fall student orientation.</span> <a href="/orientation/"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Learn more about orientation</span><span style="font-weight: 400;">.</span></a></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1394-what-is-included-in-a-meal-plan">What is included in a meal plan?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Meal plans are structured around the number of meals it is expected that a student will eat each semester within campus dining locations. First-year students are eligible for the 14 and the 19 meal plans. Each plan includes Flex Cash, which can be used to purchase additional meals and items from the campus convenience store located in the Martin-Brock Student Center, and <a href="/live/profiles/1770-eamph-onecard-get-funds">OneCardCash Funds</a>, which can be used at the Emory Mercantile & Bookstore and more. <a href="/dining-services/">Learn more about the various meal plans here.</a></span></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1400-how-big-should-my-microfridge-and-microwave-be">How big should my microfridge and microwave be?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Microwaves must be UL approved and less than 1000 Watts. Microfridges must be UL approved and no larger than 4.6 cubic feet. Bring appliances outside of the restrictions have the potential to exceed the electrical capacity of the room/building, may frequently flip breakers, and damage the appliances. To learn more about standards for appliances, please review the</span> <a href="https://www.ehc.edu/live/files/381-508emory-henry-college-community-living-guide"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Community Living Guide</span></a><span style="font-weight: 400;">.</span></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1393-how-will-i-do-my-laundry">How will I do my laundry?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Laundry facilities are available to every residential student within the residence halls and the cost of laundry is factored into their housing fee. There is no need for coins.</span></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/761-how-do-i-become-an-ra">How do I become an RA?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer">Students are eligible to apply to be an RA after living on-campus for at least one semester. Students must have a 2.5 or higher GPA. The RA selection process is a competitive process. To learn more about the RA selection process or express interest in becoming an RA, please contact Housing & Residence Life at housing@ehc.edu.</div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1384-when-will-i-find-out-who-my-roommate-is-for-my">When will I find out who my roommate is for my first year?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Roommate announcements are made in mid-July.</span></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1388-what-happens-if-my-roommate-and-i-arent-getting">What happens if my roommate and I aren’t getting along?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Conflict is a natural part of any relationship, including roommate relationships. Professional and student Housing & Residence Life staff are trained to facilitate meditations for roommate conflicts. Because vacancies in campus housing are rare, roommates are asked to work through and resolve conflicts that do not result in one or both roommates feeling unsafe within their room.</span></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1381-how-big-are-the-first-year-residence-hall-rooms">How big are the first-year residence hall rooms?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">The average size of a room in Elm and Hickory Halls is 27’3” x 12’7”. The average size of a room in Wiley-Jackson Hall is 12’10” x 13’4”.</span></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1405-what-if-i-get-sick-in-the-residence-halls-who-will">What if I get sick in the residence halls? Who will take care of me?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">After being seen at the <a href="/college-health-center/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Health Center</a> on campus, the Housing & Residence Life Office may be notified that a sick student needs to have meals delivered to their room. Housing & Residence Life will coordinate with Dining Services and an acquaintance of the sick student to have meals delivered to their room. In the event that a student needs to visit the emergency room and the Housing & Residence Life Office is notified, the Dean of Students or the Assistant Dean of Students travels to the hospital to sit with each sick student and connect with their emergency contact. An Emory & Henry College student never has to sit in an emergency room alone if they do not wish to be alone.</span></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1397-how-are-the-residence-halls-cleaned">How are the residence halls cleaned?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Emory & Henry College’s Facilities Management Department employs custodial staff assigned to regularly clean every residence hall on campus. Custodial staff are responsible for cleaning common areas with residence halls. The cleaning of residence hall rooms, private bathrooms, and suite-style bathrooms are the responsibility of each residential student. The cleaning of the townhouse apartments assigned to upperclassmen are entirely the responsibility of each residential student.</span></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1377-how-much-does-it-cost-to-live-in-campus-housing">How much does it cost to live in campus housing?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">You can</span><span style="font-weight: 400;"> view the most updated costs associated with campus housing by <a href="/financial-aid/tuition-fees/">reviewing the tuition and fees through Financial Aid.</a></span></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/664-can-first-year-students-have-cars-on-campus">Can first-year students have cars on campus?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer">Yes, you are able to have a car on campus. All students must register their vehicle through the Campus Police Office. <a href="https://docs.google.com/a/ehc.edu/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf2CAUySTZEgxtSfOTbzcMXhmlT_GzN9F_XjcKjByWprI852g/viewform?c=0&w=1" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">To register a vehicle, please use this form.</a></div></aside>
<aside class="faq-widget"><div class="faq-widget-question"><a href="/live/blurbs/1407-if-my-belongings-are-damaged-lost-or-stolen-who">If my belongings are damaged, lost, or stolen, who will take care of replacing the items?</a></div><div class="faq-widget-answer"><span style="font-weight: 400;">Emory & Henry College is not responsible for any damaged, lost, or stolen personal belongings. Although renters insurance is not required of our residential students, every student is highly encouraged to obtain renters insurance to cover the cost and replace damaged, lost, or stolen personal items.</span></div></aside>