Residence Halls

Brandeis has 19 campus residence areas offering 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-style housing for undergraduate students.

Four residence halls with apartment-style housing for undergraduate students.

Two residence halls that house undergraduate students in double and single bedrooms.

Undergraduate residence halls featuring apartments built around a courtyard-duplex format.

Consists of four first-year residence halls — Shapiro Hall, Deroy Hall, Renfield Hall and Usen Hall — overlooking a central quadrangle.

Contains four first-year residence halls — Scheffres, Gordon, Cable and Reitman — in addition to Kutz Hall, which houses administrative offices.

Three residence halls for undergraduate students with a total of 184 single-bedroom apartment-style units.

Adjacent to Massell Quad, three residence halls accommodate 181 upperclass students in eight-person suites with living rooms and private bathrooms.

Skyline is a state-of-the-art residence hall for undergraduate students, named for its sweeping views of Boston and the surrounding area. The building houses 164 students in a mix of single and double rooms across four fully accessible floors.

This residence hall houses undergraduate students in a village setting that features independent living in a community atmosphere.

Composed of four residence halls that accommodate undergraduate students in 55 suites.