A Caring, Supportive Community
Tiffin University’s on-campus housing offers a variety of options within our many residence halls. Because TU is built around the real engagement that comes with real community, you’ll find a caring, supportive group of fellow students in the hall in which you choose to live. Real engagement leads to lasting, real connections, and lifelong friendships!
The Tiffin University Residence Halls
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Craycraft is a traditional long-hallway living environment centrally located on campus. Craycraft tends to house mostly freshmen, and the Craycraft men and women traditionally form a strong bond. Upperclassmen often reminisce about their days in CC. Craycraft can house up to 75 students.
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Friedley is nestled between Craycraft Hall and Franks Hall, and is the oldest residence hall on campus. The “Friedley Family” is comprised of residents who develop very strong bonds with one another. Friedley serves many functions, from acting as a Hall, to housing the Learning Center, Mailroom, and Development Office. Friedley can house 52 students. |
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Located behind the Main Classroom Building. Huggins can house 73 students. |
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Zahn Hall was the second residence hall built. Zahn houses 52 people and is recognized for its unique residential architecture. The residents of Zahn like the closeness and family atmosphere that the building design inspires. A large screen TV is utilized for special programming opportunities.
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Kirk offers the largest variety of room choices, including singles, doubles and quads. Kirk can house up to 85 students and is the newest residence hall on campus. Kirk is the only hall with an elevator.
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Miller is a three-story brick co-ed residence hall located on Perry Street. Miller can house up to 36 students and the Assistant Director of Residence Life also resides there. The F. J. Miller Society is based in Miller Hall and encourages students to become well-rounded individuals by being diligent in the classroom and by becoming involved beyond their studies in the campus community.
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Theme Housing: Student Development Housing: While college is a time for the exploration of a wide range of social areas, an increasing number of students prefer an option that promotes specific wellness areas and provides a substance-free environment as part of this promotion. Designed to be an alternative to the traditional residence hall, this co-ed “Real World” community focuses upon creating an academically enhanced environment where you can take a strong ownership role in the development of the community. International House: Living abroad can be an incredibly exciting adventure for students who choose this option as part of their academic curriculum. However, there are times when you may feel a bit isolated and homesick. Offering this option to students who are from abroad, as well as American students who want to learn about other cultures, brings a positive and concentrated blend of international diversity to our residential system. Living in this house means that you will have the opportunity to cook together and learn about the food and customs of other countries, while promoting global unity and cultural awareness throughout campus. Performing Arts House: Like-minded students who achieve success within an organization often desire to reside together to hone their skills, create a stronger bond with each other outside of the organization’s official structure, and support each other in an academically encouraging living environment in order to ensure the continued success of their organizations. The Performing Arts House offers you a creative living environment conducive to impromptu “jam sessions,” alternative hour creative outbursts, and a supportive yet challenging community.
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Tiffin University offers apartment style living for our upperclassmen. Adams Street apartment is set up for two students and is equipped with a kitchen, private bathroom, and living area. The University supplies the extra-long twin bed, dresser, desk and chair for each student. Students who reside in the campus apartments must be on a campus meal plan but are offered a variety of options. Living Learning Community: Tiffin University has developed the Living Learning Community Apartments. These apartments are designed for Juniors, Seniors and Graduate students. Each apartment is equipped with a full kitchen, living room, two bathrooms and five single bedrooms. Tiffin Univesity supplies all the furniture, a desk and chair, dresser, XL-twin bed and living room and dining room furniture. Each builing also has a Head Resident or a Residence Assistant that lives in their own apartment and are available to the residence who reside in the apartments. Each apartment building has a classroom located on the first floor of each building that classes are scheduled in Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. For more information, please contact Kathleen Moomaw @ 419-448-3392. |
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Greek Housing: Currently, Tiffin University has four active Greek Houses. |
Craycraft Hall:
Friedley Hall:
Huggins Hall:
Zahn Hall:
Kirk Hall:
Miller Hall:
Adams StreetNeed more information? Have additional questions? Contact the Residence Life Office at (800) 968-6446, ext 3392.