Brandeis has 19 campus residence areas, with a variety of housing options from traditional residence halls to apartments. Students are guaranteed four consecutive semesters of on-campus housing, unless they are part of an entering midyear class.
Apartment complex that houses upperclass students.
Houses undergraduate students in double- and single-student rooms.
Undergraduate student housing featuring apartments built around a courtyard-duplex format.
Consists of four buildings — Shapiro Hall, Deroy Hall, Renfield Hall and Usen Hall — overlooking a central quadrangle.
Contains four residence halls — Scheffres, Gordon, Cable and Reitman — in addition to Kutz Hall, which houses administrative offices.
Three buildings with a total of 184 single-bedroom apartment-style units.
Adjacent to Massell Quad, accommodates 181 upperclass students in eight-person suites with living rooms and private bathrooms.
Brandeis' newest residence hall gets its name from the panorama of Boston and surrounding communities visible from many of the building's windows. The building encompasses an impressive array of features meant to accommodate student housing, academic work and social interaction across four fully accessible floors.
Houses 220 undergraduate students in a village setting that features independent living in a community atmosphere.
Composed of four halls that accommodate 330 undergraduate students in 55 suites.