Residential Communities

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Focused on student success, living in a residential college offers residents the opportunity to engage in a wide variety of programs and events with particular emphasis on student belonging and cultural exploration, intellectual engagement, community living, campus connections, and personal development.

Housing & Residential Life offers on-campus housing in four residential colleges as well as Lakeside Village and the University Village for over 4,000 University of Miami undergraduate students. All non-local first-year students are required to live in university housing for two academic semesters, as long as space is available, with the exception of those who live with their parents or guardians within Dade or Broward counties.

HRL takes great pride in its program and does its very best to maintain an environment conducive to learning and positive well-being. Offering fully furnished single and double rooms in all facilities, each room and apartment bedroom is air-conditioned and equipped with a bed, dresser, desk, chair, trash can, recycling container, and window coverings.

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Coral Residential College

Coral Residential College is part of the second phase of the multi-year plan to modernize campus housing and is one of the five residential colleges that make up Centennial Village.

Eaton Residential College

In 1986, Eaton was the third hall converted to a residential college. It is the oldest residence hall on campus. When Eaton was opened and dedicated in 1954, it was quoted as being an “ultra-ultra dorm” by The Miami Herald.

Ibis Residential College

Ibis Residential College is part of the second phase of the multi-year plan to modernize campus housing and is one of the five residential colleges that make up Centennial Village.

Lakeside Village

The 12-acre Lakeside Village is comprised of 25 interconnected buildings and a multitude of outdoor spaces including a grand courtyard, study spots, recreational spaces, and outdoor patios overlooking the courtyard.

Mahoney Residential College

Located at the northeast end of campus on the corner of Ponce de Leon Boulevard and Stanford Drive, this residential college is 5 minutes walking distance from the University Center, Merrick and Memorial buildings, and The Learning Center.

Pearson Residential College

The hall was originally opened in 1962, and in 1969 was named in honor of Jay F. W. Pearson. Pearson was a member of UM’s first faculty and eventually became the second president of the University.

University Village

Each apartment has a kitchen, a living & dining area with full-size appliances, laundry in-unit, private bedrooms, and bathrooms, allowing students to take control of their living experience.

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