The college provides on-campus housing facilities for registered students. Four residence halls for women and three for men provide home away from home for boarding students. Each residence hall is administered by a director who is responsible for management and supervision, programming, advisement, emergency intervention, and counseling. Resident assistants help the directors with the coordination of residence hall activities.

Residence hall programming involves the creation, planning, implementation, and evaluation of a variety of activities in order to provide a social interaction and educational enrichment. Emphasis is placed on maintaining a living-learning environment that stimulates the social, intellectual, athletic, and cultural development of students. Residents have opportunities to interact with and learn from each other and become more involved and responsible members of the residence hall community as they gain more awareness of self and others.