Lawrenceville Housing
On-campus housing options at on the Lawrenceville campus are varied: twelve residence halls and six Greek houses provide opportunities for students to live among their peers in well-kept, secure, and supportive environments that promote their well-being and their educational experience. Most residence halls are located at the northeast edge of campus, enclosing a quadrangle of paths and lawns, while three residence halls and the fraternities and sororities are situated around the lake at the other end of campus.
Residence halls offer both single-sex and co-educational housing that varies in size and scope. Each residence hall has an office where students receive mail and one or more lounge facilities, which are used as study or recreation areas. Each hall has a renovated area with facilities such as recreation rooms, kitchens, and TV lounges.
All Rider residence halls have trained residence staff, including a Residence Director and student Resident Advisors, and all of whom are supervised by the professional staff of the Residence Life Office, which also helps students resolve problems, makes room assignments, and oversees maintenance and upkeep of the facilities. Student staff handle peer counseling and programming, and serve as liaisons with the Residence Life Office.
