Living On-Campus

Clay St. Hall:

• A three-story residence hall that can house 102 first-year students.
• Provides a very large, open lobby area on each floor as well as single-stall restrooms to provide the utmost of privacy.
• Is the newest of Tiffin University's residence halls and is equipped with air conditioning.

Craycraft Hall:

• Is a traditional long-hallway residence, centrally located on-campus right next to the Gillmor Student Center.
• Houses only first-year students and the Craycraft residents traditionally form a strong bond.
• Can house up to 75 first-year students.
• Has newly been renovated to be equipped with air conditioning.

Friedley Hall:

• Nestled between Craycraft Hall and Franks Hall, and is the oldest residence hall on-campus.
• Friedley residents are known to be very close, forming the “Friedley Family”.
• Serves many functions, from acting as a residence hall, to housing the Institutional Advancement Office, Disability Services Office, as well as the Office for Equity, Access, and Opportunity.
• Can house 52 first-year students.

Huggins Hall:

• Located behind the Main Classroom Building, Huggins is noted for its unique shape of a horseshoe.
• Is divided into four different quadrants that can house up to 73 first-year students.
• Know for its large and spacious upper lobby that is ideal for programming.

Kirk Hall:

• Can house up to 85 first-year students.
• Has lobbies that overlook the cul-de-sac, Magnus Terra Commons, and courtyard behind the Main classroom building provide great programming space for the residents of the building.

Miller Hall:

• Is a three-story brick residence hall located on Perry Street.
• Can house up to 36 students.
• Because the hall is smaller than the other residence halls, students who live there often become family for life.
• Is designated for our second-year students and is equipped with air conditioning.

Zahn Hall:

• Was the second residence hall built on TU’s campus.
• Houses 52 people and is recognized for its unique residential architecture and proximity to the Magnus Terra Commons.
• Zahn’s design inspires closeness among the students and a family atmosphere.

Miami Street Apartments:

• Offer our junior, senior and graduate students the option for a much more independent living experience.
• These buildings offer a five-room, suite style living option.
• Each suite is furnished with a full kitchen, living room space, two private bathrooms and five single rooms.
• Each building can house up to 56 students.

University Apartments:

• Provide a more independent living and learning environment for our junior, senior and graduate students.
• Adams and Benner Street Apartments are set up for two students per unit and come equipped with air conditioning, kitchen, private bathroom, one bedroom and living area.
• The University supplies an extra-long twin bed, dresser, desk and chair for each student, plus living room and dining room furniture.

Greek Housing:

• Provides five of TU’s active Greek Organizations, three sororities and two fraternities, on-campus housing.
• Greek residents have the opportunity to live with their brothers and sisters to continue to build the bond that is created in the organization.

Tiffin University Houses:

• Tiffin University owns and operates nearly 40 residential houses.
• Provide a smaller, homey atmosphere for residents.
• All TU houses include air conditioning as well as furnished living rooms.
• Our sophomore, junior, senior and graduate students have the option to live in the houses, and is a great alternative for those who like to live in a smaller housing environment.