Residence Education and Housing Services (REHS) engages in routine maintenance efforts to prevent maintenance and mold concerns. Buildings and residence hall rooms are inspected multiple times per year. If you believe that you have mold in your on-campus living space, we recommend that you complete a maintenance request so that REHS is notified and can respond.
Who & Where Are ICAs
ICAs build community in teams of 10 across campus. Currently, ICAs reside in Brody, South, River Trail and East Neighborhoods, while supporting students campus-wide along with those who live off campus.
As students, ICAs are here to support you. One of the ways they do that is by connecting with you throughout campus. These connections can take place at residence halls, dining venues, courtyards, living-learning communities, university events, or other meaningful moments. These interactions help create spaces where students can find a sense of belonging and feel part of something larger.
Each week, we meet to talk about social topics and current events, exploring questions about our past, present and future. Our Residential Student Leaders, ICAs, design and facilitate conversations that matter to their peers.
MRULE Roundtable Discussions (RTDs) are a consistently welcoming space to meet new people, build friendships, participate in meaningful conversations, express yourself, learn about others and hopefully leave feeling better than when you came in.
Residence hall beds require twin extra-long, 80" sheets. Beds are adjustable, meaning they can be set at bunked, standard, trundled, or lofted height.
This page guides you through each step of selecting your housing preferences. You can return to My Housing and update your choices or search for a roommate anytime between now and June 13. Remember, submitting early does not give you an advantage.
We also have an overview video for how to complete housing preferences.
This position’s primary responsibility is to support and assist residents of Family Housing and carrying forward the mission and goals of Residence Education and Housing Services (REHS) in the Family Housing at 1855 Place community. This position is responsible for assisting with community needs, co-managing a regular partnership with the Student Parent Resource Center, addressing neighbor conflicts, responding to resident emergencies, assisting as appropriate with facilities concerns, and serving in the Bailey/Emmons/Apartments ACD on-call duty rotation.