A Place to Live, Learn, and Belong

Our residential community is designed to support you—academically, socially, and personally. Wherever you live on campus, you’ll be close to classes, dining options, study spaces, activities, and the resources you need to succeed.

In your residence hall, you’ll be supported by professional staff and student resident assistants, and surrounded by neighbors who quickly become friends. 

The Power of Place

Living and learning together is part of the Trinity experience. All full-time undergraduates live on campus for their first three years, creating a shared environment where everyday moments turn into lasting connections. Many seniors choose to stay in their residential communities for their final year. 

With classes, dining, and campus life just steps away, you’ll find the independence, support, and sense of belonging that shape your college experience.

Discover Residential Life

Trinity students have a variety of living options. Rooms and suites come with amenities like walk-in closets, balconies, communal spaces, and regular housekeeping. Explore individual buildings to learn more about floor plans, furniture, and fixtures. 

Outdoor picture of Verna McLean Hall.

First-Year Neighborhood

First-year students live among four distinct residence halls on the east side of campus, among park-like green spaces — and super close to Mabee Dining Hall.

Three students sit and paint pots during outdoor activity.

Explore Campus Housing

Browse all residence halls and discover the spaces where Trinity students live, learn, and build community.

Housing and Dining Costs

Explore housing and meal plan options, including what to expect and how to plan ahead.

Office of Residential Life