TU offers six residence halls. With options that include single rooms to suite-style living, a residence hall reserved only for first-year students and single sex living areas, there’s a place for everyone. Please note, these number reflect full designed occupancy.
| Hall | # of Residents | Gender |
|---|---|---|
| Fisher Suites | 107 | coed |
| Hardesty Hall | 304 | coed |
| John Mabee | 249 | male |
| LaFortune House | 108 | coed |
| Lottie Jane | 234 | female |
We love welcoming new members into the TU family. Your new home is one where you will find a caring community, new friends, and countless opportunities to author the life you’ve been called to live. Here are a few ideas to prepare for move-in day.
1. Work Smarter Not Harder: Move these things in first –
2. Label everything clearly- Clothes, towels, kitchen, books, etc. Put your name, residence hall and room number on your containers
3. Bring snacks and drinks
4. Dress comfortably- It’s hot in Oklahoma in August
5. Bring Moving tools- A dolly, hand truck, or collapsible cart.
6. Use bins and totes- Easy to carry and stack and can be used as storage.
7. Tape your drawers shut- Helps avoid drops and spills
8. Pack your clothes on hangers- They can be wrapped in plastic bags, and placed right in the hanger.
9. Make your space your own
Bring items to make the space your own. Just remember you cannot nail into the walls. Command strips are great – just follow the instruction to avoid damage to the walls.
10. Pack your patience!
Items shipped to students should be mailed to the residence hall address with the student’s name and room number included. Packages will be delivered and held in Mail Services in the Allen Chapman Student Union. Students will be notified when packages arrive.
