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All new and transfer students must complete the online Housing Information Form and electronically sign the Housing Contract. The information provided on the Housing Information Form is used for roommate matching, so it is important to fill out the form honestly. If a student wishes to live with someone specific, all students must request one another on the Housing Information Form. Forms should be completed by June 30. Students cannot request specific buildings or rooms. First-year students are housed in doubles, triples, and quads.

Room assignments are emailed to students' rhodes.edu addresses by July 31 for the fall semester.

Each resident is provided with a bed, mattress (twin x-long), dresser, desk, desk chair, and closet or wardrobe. Furniture cannot be removed from the rooms.

Yes, if you wish to have carpet in your room. All residence halls except for Stewart Hall have tile floors.

• Bed linens (twin x-long) and a pillow
• Towels
• Toiletries and a container to carry them in
• Clothes and a clothes hamper
• Computer
• Laundry basket or bag
• Laundry detergent
• Alarm clock
• Desk lamp
• U.L.-approved power strips with surge protectors
• Telephone
• Umbrella
• Coffee maker without a hot plate
• Posters for your wall
• 3M command strips
• Shower shoes
• Dry erase board

We encourage you to communicate with your roommate(s) about bringing more oversized items such as a TV, microwave, ironing board, carpet, stereo, or gaming system.

Some items are restricted from possession or use in the housing facilities for health, safety, and well-being. The following items are not allowed:

• Cooking appliances (hotplates, toaster ovens, table-top grills, etc.)
• Candles and incense
• Halogen lamps or other upward-facing lamps with exposed bulbs
• Pets (other than fish in a 10-gallon or smaller tank)
• Guns/knives or other items that can be considered weapons (including paintball guns, BB guns, and fireworks)
• Extension cords (only U.L.-approved power strips are permitted)
• Lofts and bed risers

The main dining hall is the , better known as "The Rat," which features a bakery, a brick pizza oven, a cook-to-order food station, and a fireside lounge. It is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Students can also eat at the Lynx Lair in the Bryan Campus Life Center and grab coffee at the Middle Ground. You can find more information at Campus Dining. 

Laundry facilities are in each residential building or connected building. Laundry is included in housing fees, so there is no additional cost.

All students are responsible for cleaning their rooms. Housekeeping staff clean the common areas (hallways, stairwells, bathrooms, social rooms, etc.). Students in West Village, Spann, Parkway, and East Village, and students with in-unit or attached restrooms, are responsible for cleaning their suites and restrooms.

You will be assigned a campus mailbox. The mailboxes are in Burrow Hall. Look for your 91¶ÌÊÓƵ Box number with your housing assignment. Your proper address is:

Your Name 
Rhodes College 
2000 North Parkway, Box XXXX 
Memphis, TN 38112

The residence halls close, and students are expected to check out for the semester/winter break and the summer. All halls remain open during fall, Thanksgiving, spring, and Easter breaks. Summer housing is available. Meal plans are inactive over breaks. Please refer to the Meal Plan and Dining Information webpage for more information.

No. Smoking is not permitted in the residence halls. Students who smoke are encouraged to smoke at least 50 feet from entrances and windows. E-cigarettes are not allowed inside buildings. Benches and ashtrays are provided near most buildings.

Yes, personal property insurance OR coverage for your residence hall belongings via a homeowner’s insurance policy is required for all residential students. 91¶ÌÊÓƵ college has a partnership with  and we highly recommend using NSSI for your personal property insurance.