Residential Life at the University of Massachusetts Amherst is one of the largest on-campus housing systems in the United States. Over 14,000 students live in 51 residence halls …

Whether you prefer a residential area nestled amid rolling hills or a neighborhood located at the heart of the campus, a high-rise tower or a red brick residence hall, a suite or a traditional …

One of the best parts about living on campus here at the University of Massachusetts Amherst is how extensive the residential choices are. Freshman can currently choose to live in one of six …

UMass Amherst is a great place to live on campus. Residence Halls are located in areas of campus with different advantages in atmosphere, proximity to classes, recreation and …

The Southwest Residential Area, the largest on campus, houses roughly 5,700 students in its five high-rise towers, and eleven low-rise residence halls. All buildings are mixed-gender, although …

The Center maintains a searchable rental database where you can find housing in some apartment communities and neighborhoods in Amherst and towns nearby. Sign up to create a …

There is an additional $500.00 per semester fee for all residents living in Break Housing (Grayson, Prince, and Cashin halls, North Apartments), which is included in the Base Room Fee.

At UMass Amherst, residence halls are a lot more than a place to sleep. Each residential area houses classrooms, recreational and social centers, kitchenettes, and cultural centers in …

Close to mid-campus lies the Central Residential Area which is made up of nine traditionally-styled buildings. All Central residence halls are mixed-gender communities. However, Van …

The multi-year community is designed to provide sophomores, juniors, and seniors with enriching experiences, autonomy and self-discovery, continued learning, and connections with a diverse …