Living in the Halls

Wondering what to expect in a University of Georgia residence hall? These pages will cover three major facets of living life on campus.

Moving In: So you've registered for housing, signed a contract and received your room and roommate assignments. What's next? This page will summarize what you can expect on the day you move into your new residence hall, as well as some suggestions as to what and what not to bring.

Community Living: Members of the University of Georgia's residential communities hail from all walks of life. Make the most of the opportunity to stretch your horizons while you are in college by meeting people unlike yourself.

Roommate Relations: You're going to meet hundreds, maybe thousands, of people as a student at the University of Georgia. Few will make as significant an impact on you as will your roommates. Whether you are planning on living with your best friend from high school or a complete stranger, we have valuable tools and strategies that will help make these important relationships among your most treasured.

Community Guide: The regulations and policies in the Traditional and East Campus Village Community Guides are the framework that drive the processes and operation of Housing Assignments Offices, define the community living standards, explain the resident conduct codes, and lay down the rules about what's allowed in the residence halls. Have a question about pets, lofts or what you can hang on the walls? Visit the Community Guides answers to all of these questions.