Residence Halls

Belford Hall is a cozy community for about 50 students. It’s a short walk or bike ride to Central Campus and the Tobey-Kendel Dining Hall. Belford is also one of our pet-friendly halls, so you can bring your furry friend along for the college experience.

Bond Hall is home to about 50 Bears and is a short bike ride or walk to Central Campus and Tobey-Kendel Dining Hall.

Brown Hall is part of the UNC Central Campus Residential District, a registered state historic district known for its charm, comfort and community.

Decker Hall is home to just 28 Bears, making it one of our most close-knit and community-focused halls.

Looking to build strong connections and have a bit more privacy? At Dickeson Hall, you’ll share a comfy suite-style space with 2-5 fellow Bears, making it easy to make friends and feel supported.

Hansen-Willis Hall is home to just over 100 students, creating a vibrant, mid-sized community with plenty of room to connect and grow. With three floors of suite-style living, this hall is perfect for students who want comfort, collaboration and convenience.

Your launchpad for life at UNC! Home to more than 500 first-year Bears, Harrison is one of our largest and most social halls. Its convenient location on West Campus puts you steps from the Rec Center, Holmes Dining and your classes. Bonus: You’ll find a pet-friendly floor, gear checkout for Outdoor Pursuits and the option to stay over breaks.

Gordon Hall offers a welcoming environment for students who value comfort, connection and a quiet place to recharge. With cozy one- or two-person rooms and community-style bathrooms, it’s a peaceful and supportive space to call home.

Big views and apartment-style comfort, plus a Transfer Student and Pet-Friendly Community. At Lawrenson Hall, you’ll have space to unwind and make campus truly feel like home. With the Rec Center, Holmes Dining and Michener Library just right nearby, you’ll be close to everything you need.

Home to just 35 Bears, Luján Hall offers an close-knit environment for students who are creative, self-driven and passionate about learning. If you love exploring ideas, asking big questions and connecting with others, this could be the place for you.

Home to about 375 Bears, North Hall offers spacious, modern suite-style living with cozy spots to relax or study under its signature circular windows. Located across from the Campus Commons and close to Holmes Dining, it’s easy to stay immersed in everything UNC has to offer. North is home to several Residential Learning Communities, including Nursing, Business, Education, Biology and Outdoor Pursuits.

Looking for a quiet, connected space with classic charm? Sabin Hall could be just right for you. With just 33 Bears, Sabin offers a warm, community where it’s easy to feel at home. You’ll choose between deluxe community-style rooms with private bathrooms or traditional suites with shared bathrooms—both options offering comfort and connection.

Snyder Hall is a comfortable, welcoming space right in the heart of campus activity. Known as one of UNC’s most picturesque halls, it’s home to students who appreciate both convenience and character.

Home to 348 Bears, South Hall offers the perfect blend of privacy and community. You’ll find plenty of space to relax, study and connect, from group projects in the lounge to movie nights with friends. Located next to Holmes Dining and close to West Campus classes, South makes campus living simple and convenient.

The second tallest building in Greeley, Turner Hall rises 13 stories and is home to 330–350 Bears who live in single-bedroom suites with shared living spaces. Centrally located on West Campus, Turner puts you close to Holmes Dining, the Rec Center, Michener Library and your classes. Relax on Turner Green, catch a movie in a lounge with mountain views or challenge your hallmates to a game of pool.

In the heart of campus, Wiebking Hall gives you quick access to everything you need—just across the street from the University Center and an easy walk or bike ride to your classes. You’ll feel connected from day one with spaces that celebrate culture and community, whether you’re grabbing lunch with friends, heading to a study group or joining a campus event.

One of the most convenient locations on campus, Wilson Hall is right next to Tobey-Kendel Dining and just steps from central academic buildings. You’ll also find the Office of Global Engagement and International Student & Scholar Services inside Wilson, making it a great hub for staying connected. Whether you’re heading to class, grabbing a bite to eat or meeting with campus support services, Wilson puts you right in the middle of it all.