"Ecce Quam Bonum Et Quam Iucundum Habitare Fratres In Unum." or "Behold How Good and Joyful a Thing it is for Kindred to Dwell Together in Unity." This motto is the principle upon which Residential Life at Sewanee is built.
The Office of Residential Life has recently migrated our housing management to The Housing Director. This software program allows students the ability to complete housing related tasks, including facilities work orders and room selection, online. Additionally, this is where students will be able to fill out their housing contracts, room condition reports, and other necessary forms.
All of these functions can be completed by following this link.
Be sure to familiarize yourself with Residential Life procedures for check-in, check-out, breaks, and so much more!
The Department of Residential Life at Sewanee is excited to announce that Music City Student Storage is now offering a convenient service to Sewanee students. Music City Student Storage is offering storage over summer break or the Easter semester if you are studying abroad.
Congratulations on making Sewanee your new home for the next few years! We want to make your transition smooth with information on orientation, packing recommendations and so much more!
Be sure you're ready for the upcoming room selection! Learn more about selecting your room below.
Students may choose to live in one of the 19 residence halls on campus; there are 15 co-ed halls, two men’s halls, and two women’s halls. Amenities vary by hall, though all provide a laundry room and common rooms for studying purposes.
The Dean of Students Office accepts proposals from the student body to create special interest houses that focus on a specific theme each year. The theme should contribute to the broader educational and social growth of the community.
Get involved with the Office of Residential Life by applying to be a Proctor or a Lead Proctor!
The Office of Residential Life would love to hear from you!
Be sure to familiarize yourself with Residential Life policies, procedures, and other important safety information.
