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Life at 鶹Ƶ

Some places you attend. 鶹Ƶ is a place you live in community — where the friendships, the faith, and the experiences become just as formative as the subjects you study.

What Can You Do at UU?

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A small bedroom with a neatly made bed, pink pillows, a wooden desk with a chair, two white binders, a small framed photo, and a window with blinds letting in natural light.

Find Your Fit

With more than 90 student organizations, private bedrooms for every resident student, and a rhythm of chapel, friendship, and involvement that shapes the whole person, 鶹Ƶ is a place where ordinary days shape you for a lifetime.

Student Clubs & Activities Faith Health & Wellbeing Safety & Support
A young woman sits on a neatly made bed in a dorm room, using a laptop. A purple backpack is on the floor, a desk and chair are nearby, and the room is decorated with simple artwork and a wooden figurine.
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A Home, Not Just a Dorm

At 鶹Ƶ, all resident students get their own private bedroom — your personal space to recharge, study, and be yourself. Our apartment-style housing puts four students together in a space with a full living room, kitchen, and private bathrooms, giving you the community of college life alongside the privacy you need. It’s one of the reasons Niche ranks 鶹Ƶ among the top 10 best college dorms in America.

Residence Life at 鶹Ƶ

Coffee on Campus

Great coffee. Good company. Modero and Barefoots are two of the places that make everyday life at 鶹Ƶ something worth savoring.

Coffee Shops

Life by the Numbers

90+

Student Organizations

Top 10

Best College Dorms in America — Niche 2026

6

National Fraternities and Sororities

Aryn Roberts, with curly hair, wearing a white sleeveless top and dark jeans, stands smiling outside in front of a brick building with large windows and columns. Benches and trees are visible in the background.

“It just feels like a big family at 鶹Ƶ. As far as having a community of people who have values that align with mine — it’s something I wasn’t really familiar with. The professors care about my development not just in the classroom, but as a person. It’s my second year and I’ve already made some lifelong friends”

Student

Aryn Roberts

Student Resources

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Student Accountability

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Title IX at 鶹Ƶ

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Consumer Information/Right-to-Know

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Student Use of Technology

Student Life Offices

Campus Recreation Center for Academic Success Counseling Services Disability Services Health Services Residence Life Safety & Security Student Discipleship & Engagement

Meet the Student Life Team

Ivy Marie Adkisson

Director for Campus Recreation

David Alexander

Coordinator for Printing Services, University Services

Vernetta Anderson

Coordinator, Center for Academic Success

Makayla Baker

Assistant Director for Student Activities and Greek Life

Joe Ball

Executive Director for Student Discipleship and Engagement

Lynn Binkley

Assistant Director for Employer Relations, Vocatio Center

Julie Bradfield

Director for Student Discipleship and Engagement

Walter Brinks

Coordinator for Mailing Services, University Services

Corrie Cadden

Assistant Director for First-Gen and International Student Engagement, Vocatio Center

Lanna Carbonell

Residence Life Secretary

Bryan L. Carrier

Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students

Jennifer Chicantek

Medical Assistant/Health Records Coordinator, Health Services

What Makes 鶹Ƶ So Special?

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