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Residence Life at Valley City State University

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Residence Life

Choose from our five options for on-campus living and become a valued part of our campus community. Make new friends and discover new hobbies through campus activities and programming. We can’t wait to welcome you!

Campus Housing

Browse our high-value, full-amenity residence halls and find one that suits you and your lifestyle. With five options to choose from, we have a place for everyone.

Housing costs include a $30 programming fee, allowing Resident Assistants to host community-building events in every hall where residents can enjoy free food and prizes, attend fun activities and even receive extra education.

Explore the residence hall options below to learn more about pricing, amenities and more.

SNOEYENBOS HALL

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Enjoy being removed from the hustle and bustle of campus in this suite-style, co-ed hall.

ROBTHALER HALLS

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Appreciate a central position to campus in this community-style, all-male hall.

MCCOY HALL

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Enjoy being located across the street from the new Center for the Arts in this community-style, female hall.

KOLSTOE HALL

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Live closest to the academic buildings in this suite-style, co-ed hall.

UNIVERSITY APARTMENTS

Live on-campus with an off-campus feel by renting one of our extremely affordable apartments. Open to students who have earned at least 60 credits or students who are 21 years old, these apartments hold 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom per unit. Email housing@vcsu.edu for more information.

Grady Hornung

Grady Hornung

Snoeyenbos Hall resident

“Living on campus has allowed me to take full advantage of on campus facilities and events. The RAs put on super fun events for each building, which has helped me meet new people. You are within walking distance of every building on campus, which makes traveling very easy. Living in Snoeyenbos, you get to take advantage of the study rooms in case you need a quiet place to get your work done.”

Residence Life Staff

All residence halls have Residence Assistants for each floor who serve as a resource for students while they live on campus, and are supported by their Hall Director. RAs plan engaging programs and host activities for residents to participate in. ResLife staff are there to guide students and help them achieve the best living experience possible.

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Residence Life staff participating in activity

Contact Residence Life

Erin Edinger

Erin Edinger

Director for Residence Life

I take a lot of pride in making sure that our residence halls are a place where everyone feels comfortable, safe and welcome. While the residence halls are a place to study and sleep, they are also a place to make friends, have fun and create the memories that you will laugh about for the rest of your life. I love providing the backdrop for those memories.