Housing Options
Each residence hall has its own personality. We know that you’ll be able to find the right fit for your new home away from home.
At Springfield College, we find that students learn as much inside the classroom as they do outside of the classroom, which is why we ask that students live on campus for a minimum of three years. Click on the links below to learn more about each of our housing options!
First-year Housing Options
| Name | Accommodates | Gender |
|---|---|---|
| Gulick Hall | 293 | Coed |
| Reed Hall | 150 | Coed |
| Massasoit Hall | 108 | Coed |
| Lakeside Hall | 110 | Coed; single sex floors |
Mid-year Housing Options
| Name | Accommodates | Gender |
|---|---|---|
| Abbey-Appleton Hall | 200 | Coed |
| Alumni Hall | 250 | Coed |
| International Hall | 288 | Coed |
| Lakeside Hall | 110 | Coed; single sex floors |
Apartment-Style Housing Options
| Name | Accommodates | Gender |
|---|---|---|
| Living Center | 200; 43 apartments | Coed |
| Senior Suites | 204; 47 apartments | Coed |
| Townhouses | 161; 20 apartments | Coed |
Graduate Housing
In supporting our campus residents, Graduate Village and Graduate Annex are currently being used for Spring 2021 Quarantine and Isolation Housing.
In the unlikely event that the pandemic continues in the 2021-22 academic year, Grad Annex and/or Grad Village will be taken offline and may be used for Quarantine and Isolation Housing.
| Name | Accommodates | Gender |
|---|---|---|
| Kakley Graduate Annex | 24; six apartments | Coed |
| Graduate Village | 28; seven houses | Coed |
| College-owned Apartments | Two to four residents per unit | Coed |
Here are some examples of first-year student rooms.
Here are some examples of upper-class student rooms.
