Dorm Living

Residence halls at MNU are meant to be more than a place for sleep or studies. They are meant to provide an environment for personal growth. The learning which takes place outside the classroom is of equal value to that within the classroom. By living together, students are exposed to people with different backgrounds, habits, ideas, personalities and ways of meeting needs.

That's a valuable experience when you're out in the real world. At MNU, residential life is a integrated into the campus experience, and that makes it easy to meet people. It's another reason you'll like the MNU experience.

MNU's Dorm Life:

• Colony West
• Spindle Hall
• Rice Hall
• Stockton Hall
• Draper Hall
• Ramsey Hall
• Uphaus Hall
• Snowbarger Hall
• Lanpher Hall

Residence Hall Procedures

Check out the Student Handbook to find topics such as:

• Off-campus Requirements
• Room reservations and assignments
• Occupancy period
• Personal property
• Residence room entry
• Guest arrangements
• Residence living expectations
• In-hours and residence hall safety