About the OSU-Cascades Residence Hall
- Our goal is provide you the safest and healthiest living and learning environment possible, so that you can stay focused on your personal and academic success.
- Winner of the National Innovator Award for Best New Development
- Rates for the Residence Hall
- Room Types: All rooms have attached bathrooms and are approximately 12' x 24' in size, except for the apartment singles. Floor plans for each room type may be found here.
- Single rooms with private bathrooms (anticipated second year+ or DAS accommodations only)
- Single rooms with semi-private, suite style bathrooms (anticipated second year+ or DAS accommodations only)
- Single rooms in apartments (second year and above students only)
- Double rooms with semi-private, suite style bathrooms
- Double rooms with private bathrooms
- Triple rooms with private bathrooms
- What's provided in the building
- Residents get their mail at the mailroom
- Accessibility options
- elevator
- roll-in showers
- ADA strobes in some rooms
- Also in the building: The Residence Hall is home to the Residential Education and Housing office, meeting spaces, the fitness center, and ski and bike gear storage.
Room types
- The Residence Hall offers single, double, triple, and apartment-style rooms. Go here for 360 virtual room tours.
Room details
- Rooms have an adjacent private or semi-private bathroom with a sink, toilet, and shower.
- Rooms include built-in closets.
- Rooms are approximately 12' x 24' in size.
- Beds can be bunked or lofted with a rental loft kit.
- See what's provided in the room.
- See the furniture dimensions.
First-year experience
As part of the First-Year Experience program, living on campus is an important component of a student’s first year at OSU-Cascades. Living in the FYE community provides unique resources and connections that help students create a successful and well-rounded college experience. More information about First Year Experience
Sophomore and above experience
While first-year students are required to live on campus, a growing number of Sophomore and Above students find equal value and benefits from living on campus. To further accommodate students who are older than our traditionally-aged first year students, we offer Sophomore and Above communities. More information about Sophomores and Above
Honors College program
Community is about more than buildings. It's about the people and the environment around you. Honors College (HC) residents are surrounded by like-minded students who appreciate a healthy balance of peace and quiet mixed with inspiring academic activities and stimulating social experiences.
Graduate housing
All room types are open to graduate students but many choose to live in apartment-style suites, complete with kitchenette. More information about Graduate Housing
Resident assistants
The resident assistants are live-in student staff members. Contact them with questions about the building as well as for help with personal, social and academic needs, and general community issues.
- Hall Staff Phone: 541-640-9963 (available 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. and on weekends)
- Front Desk Hours:
Sun-Thur, 8 p.m.-midnight;
Fri-Sat, 9 p.m.- 1 a.m.
Professional staff
The Associate Director of Residential Education and Housing is a professional staff member who has oversight of the residential program on campus, supervises the residential education coordinator, and manages the housing assignments and operations.
The Residential Education Coordinator oversees the social and educational programming of the residence hall, supervises the student staff, and engages with students in other services capacities.