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Residence Life

Where living and learning go hand in hand.

Living on campus will shape and transform your experience at Calvin. Our seven traditional residence halls and eleven apartment-style buildings offer:

  • Social events, programming, and shared meals for building community
  • Bible studies, worship, and other opportunities for spiritual development
  • Leadership positions for students of all levels
  • Walking distance to academic buildings and dining halls

Residence life at Calvin means you'll have more than just a place to sleep. You'll be immersed in a vibrant and supportive community from day one.

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Residence Halls
Residence Halls

Double-occupancy, suite-style rooms. Community focus. Did we mention free laundry?

Double-occupancy, suite-style rooms. Community foc...

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Living-Learning Communities
Living-Learning Communities

Live in intentional community while integrating faith, and shared passions like racial justice, sustainability, or academic excellence.

Live in intentional community while integrating fa...

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Knollcrest East Apartments
Knollcrest East Apartments

Combine independence and convenience with our on-campus apartments for juniors and seniors.

Combine independence and convenience with our on-c...

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Theme Houses
Theme Houses

On and off-campus opportunities to serve and build relationships around shared goals.

On and off-campus opportunities to serve and build...

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Residency Requirement

As a residential school, we require you to live on campus for your first two years after high school, unless you're 21 or older, married, part-time, or living at home with your parents.

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