North Hall
- Multiple living arrangements including standard double and triple rooms
- Kitchen Facilities
- Lounge
- Recreation Rooms
- EMS Office
- North Hall is the home of Utica University's First Year Themed Communities
Residence Halls
Students will find a wide variety of residence hall accommodations on campus that offer comfortable rooms with free campus-wide Wi-Fi access, free transportation to off campus events, along with access to the Clark Athletic Center, Kunath Fitness Center and the Utica University indoor pool during posted hours of operation. Laundry facilities are available in each residence hall and in each section of Alumni Hall. The cost of laundry is included in the room rate.
All incoming first-year students are required to live in University residence halls for their first two years, unless residing at home with their parent or legal guardian who live within a 30-mile radius. All transfer students are required to have lived on campus for four semesters. This means incoming second-year transfers are required to reside on campus unless residing at home with their parent or legal guardian.
- First-Year students are assigned to North or South Halls.
- Transfer students may be assigned to any of our residence halls.
- Current students may be assigned to any of our residence halls.
South Hall
- Multiple living arrangements including standard double and triple rooms
- Kitchen Facilities
- Newly Renovated Lounge
- High-Tech Group Study Room
Alumni Hall
- 16 Apartments
- Each includes living room, kitchen, bathroom, and dining area
- Apartments designed to accommodate special needs
Boehlert Hall
- Suite style living (double and single bedrooms)
- Air conditioning
- Kitchen facilities on each floor
- Elevator
- Recreation rooms
- Conference room opens onto Duffy Plaza
Tower Hall
- Cluster style rooms with single and double bedrooms
- Kitchen Facilities
- Lounges
- Air conditioning (room regulated)
- Recreation Rooms
- Tower Hall is home to the Utica University Global Village program
Bell Hall
- Cluster-style rooms with single and double bedrooms
- Kitchen Facilities
- Lounges
- Air conditioning (room regulated)
- Recreation Rooms
- Bell Hall is home to the Utica University BeUC program (themed community for upperclass students)
Pioneer Village
- Apartment style buildings with single bedrooms
- Kitchen and Laundry Facilities in each apartment
- Gender-Inclusive Apartments
- Air conditioning (room regulated)
- Two full bathrooms per apartment
- The Pioneer Village is open to junior, senior, and graduate students
On Campus at Utica University
Graduate Commencement List 2022
Congratulations to the following students who were eligible to participate in the 2022 Utica University Graduate Commencement ceremonies. Please note...
Undergraduate Commencement List 2022
Congratulations to the following students who participated in the 2022 Utica University Undergraduate Commencement. Please note that there are instructions...
Late Utica University Students Alyssa Parrino and John Paul 'JP' Ramel Honored with Posthumous Degrees
Two seats were reserved for Alyssa Parrino and John Paul “JP” Ramel in the front row of 2022 Undergraduate Commencement to represent the special place they hold in the thoughts of the Utica community.
Themed Housing at Utica University
Utica University offers an exciting and unique experience for first-year students! Pioneer Pathways are themed opportunities designed to bring students, faculty, and staff together to develop a strong sense of community within the residence halls. Pioneer Pathways are exclusively for first-year and transfer students. These include Major Based Communities and Special Interest Communities!
Major- Based Opportunities will connect students to other students in their courses and to faculty and staff that can help them be academically successful and career ready. These opportunities will include specific information pertaining to their degree path, study sessions for common courses, and events to help students explore career options to improve affinity to their majors and the institution.
Past Major-Based Opportunities have included: Biology, Criminal Justice & Cybersecurity, Health Studies, and Education.
Special-Interest Opportunities are designed for students who share a specific interest. These common interests will help students connect with other students and faculty and staff to build affinity to Utica College and the greater Utica Community.
Past Special-Interest Communities have included: Diversity & Inclusion, Leadership, Wellness, Honors, and First-Generation Students.
The Office of Student Living and Campus Engagement offers a few special interest housing opportunities for current students. More information on how to apply is provided during housing selection for the upcoming year but our special interest housing options include:
Global Village
Utica University is proud to offer students a globalized living experience within the Global Village. Tower Hall, a cluster-style residence hall, is home to the Global Village and is composed of students from across the globe that interact together to have a multicultural living experience. These students select to live within the Global Village because they want to connect with students from other backgrounds, cultures, and viewpoints. This community focuses on acceptance, appreciation, and awareness of international affairs.
Honors Housing
Students who are a part of the Honors Program have the option to live in Boehlert Hall. These students must fill up the suite and have at least 3 honors students in the suite.
All-Gender Housing
All-Gender Housing is designed for students who may want to live with someone regardless of their gender, gender identity, or gender expression. In this community, legal sex is not a determining factor for assignment.
Utica University reserves the right, in its sole discretion and at any time, to designate any or all student housing as available for expanded occupancy up to three students per bedroom. Students placed in a three-person occupancy room in North or South will receive a prorated price, as determined by Utica University. This prorated price will go into effect after Fall Break in October and will be retroactive to the beginning of the academic year. Students who are de-tripled and in a double occupancy room prior to or during the academic year will then be charged the standard double housing rate effective the date of their new housing assignment.
Here is some information in regards to triple assignments
- The number of rooms tripled is based on housing availability. Students that are placed in triples is based on the date that you submit their housing deposit, their housing agreement, their housing preference room/
- The Assistant Director for Student Living will de-triple rooms as a spaces become available and will continue to do so until all tripled students have been offered the opportunity to de-triple. This is based on the date in which students pay their housing deposit.
- The Assistant Director for Student Living will try their best to keep students in the same residence hall they are originally assigned to based on available spaces.
- After fall break, any students still remaining in a triple space will be issued a reduced housing rate that is retroactive to the beginning of the academic semester. This reduced rate is approximately $600 per semester.
The Office of Learning Services is responsible for evaluating whether to grant or deny requests for a medical accommodation. For more information, please contact the Office of Learning Services at (315)792-3032 or visit www.utica.edu/learning. Students will receive specific information in regards to deadlines for working through the medical accommodation process.
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