The Mission of Residence Life is to provide a safe, comfortable, and healthy living environment for all students.

93% of Morningside's full-time Freshmen live on campus.

70% of Morningside's full-time students live on campus. 

Why should you live on-campus?

Morningside College Students choose to live on campus because:

• They live close to classes.
• They make lots of friends.
• They find it easier to get involved in organizations and activities on campus.
• There are always activities going on in the residence halls.
• The cafeteria is close by.
• They get the full college experience.
• They get better grades.

 

Students have a variety of housing options available to them in Morningside's six residence halls.  Residence halls vary in size from 30 students to 350 students.  Each residence hall has its own character and spirit, and its own distinct advantages.

Traditional Residence Halls

Each of Morningside's three traditional halls are are split in to smaller floors/wings.  Morningside's traditional residence halls offer amenities such as kitchens, game rooms, TV lounges, study lounges, laundry rooms and vending.  Morningside's three traditional residence halls are Roadman Hall, Dimmitt Hall,

and the Residence Complex (The "Plex").

Apartment Style Residence Halls

Morningside College offers three new apartment style residence halls designed around the housing needs of upper-class students.  Each apartment offers a kitchenette, bathroom facilities, and private living room.  Each complex offers laundry and study areas.  Poppen Hall and Waitt Hall opened in 2003.  Lags Hall, opened in 2007, is the only hall on campus that offers single bedrooms and home to the Morningside College

Leadership Academy. 

Themed Housing Options

Freshman Floors  Wellness Floors  Greek Floors  Married Housing  Leadership Academy  Academic Excellence

Services

Front Desks  Guest Rooms  Programming & Activites