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Residential Communities

Living on Campus

SUNY Oswego is more than just a beautiful place to live. From the moment students enroll until graduation, we are committed to creating inclusive and supportive student communities to help you flourish during your college career.

Oswego’s residential environment plays an important role in each student’s overall college experience and fosters friendships that often last their entire college careers and beyond. Living in a residence hall on campus puts you close to all the action and provides a convenient place to study and relax. 

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It doesn't matter in which hall you live, rest assured there are tons of interesting and fun things to do. In most residence hall rooms, there is a bed, mattress, dresser, desk, chair, floor lamp, and closet for each resident. Coordinating the furnishings and arrangements of your room is a good opportunity to become better acquainted with your new roommate(s).

Residence Life & Housing

Explore Residence Halls

West Campus

Cayuga Hall

Cayuga is a first-year community that offers double room accommodations. Residents of Cayuga are able to catch our famous sunsets from the lawn.

Central Campus

Funnelle Hall

Located in the center of campus, close to many academic buildings and connected to Cooper Dining Hall and Cooper Fitness Center. Funnelle is our paid singles building housing our upper division-students.

Central Campus

Hart Hall

Hart Hall is a mixed building housing first-year and upper-division students. Hart Hall is conveniently located in the center of campus. 

Lakeside

Johnson Hall

Johnson is a first-year community residence hall that is also connected to Lakeside Dining Hall.

West Campus

Oneida Hall

One of four residence halls on west campus and open to first-year students, Oneida offers double standard rooms in a corridor style building.

West Campus

Onondaga Hall

Overlooking Glimmerglass Lagoon and Lake Ontario, Onondaga Hall is the only suite-style residence hall on campus. Onondaga houses upper-division students. 

Lakeside

Riggs Hall

Riggs has a convenient tunnel connection to Lakeside Dining Hall. Home to upper-division students, residents often take advantage of it’s close proximity to the lake.

Lakeside

Scales Hall

Scales is a mixed building housing first-year and upper-division students. Home to 200 students this hall provides a 24-hour study room, computer lab and recreation room. 

West campus

Seneca Hall

Seneca hall offers housing to upper-division students. This residence hall houses 600 students between 10 floors, making it one of the the largest on campus.

West Campus

The Village Townhouses

Overlooking Glimmerglass Lagoon, The Village comprises 68 townhouse-style apartments for upper-division students. 

Lakeside

Waterbury Hall

Home to approximately 200 students, offering residents lake access, a rec facility, and a 24-hour study area. Waterbury is a mixed building housing first-year and upper-division students. 

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