Welcome Home!
Welcome to on-campus housing at LSSU! Your time here on campus is about more than just a room, it’s about the friendships, memories, and adventures, that you will have over the next four years. You will have the opportunity to become involved in a wide variety of University activities. Freshmen and sophomore students are required to live on campus. Though not required, juniors and seniors may choose to live on campus.
Mission
Our mission is to provide an enjoyable and memorable living experience to Lake Superior State University. In order to offer a cohesive living and learning environment, we maintain high behavioral standards of all students. We strive to uphold a sense of community while giving individualized attention to all on-campus residents.
Contact us at 906-635-2411 or by email at housing@lssu.edu if we can be of assistance!
Living Areas
Living on campus at Lake Superior State University, you’ll have the chance to make long-lasting friendships and to become involved in a wide variety of University activities. Freshmen and sophomore students are required to live on campus.
Though not required, juniors and seniors may choose to live on campus, too. All housing on LSSU’s campus is within a five-minute walk of all campus facilities, including the dining hall, library, Student Activity Center and Barnes & Noble at Lake Superior State University.
- Brady Hall – Male residence hall for freshmen.
- Osborn Hall – Female residence hall for freshmen (large side) with limited availability to upper-class female and male (small side).
- Village – Open to students out of high school 15 months (traditional sophomores and above).
- Apartments – Open to students out of high school 27 months (traditional juniors and seniors).
- Townhouses – Open to students out of high school 27 months (traditional juniors and seniors).
- Living Learning Communities – Exceptions for certain academic programs apply.
Housing Application Procedure
All students who are required or requested to live in campus housing must complete the housing application and return it to the Campus Life and Housing Office. The date we receive your application and payment establishes your priority. Every effort will be made to accommodate your request; however, decisions are based on space availability. Private and low-occupancy rooms are extremely limited in certain areas. Private rooms or apartments may be available on a limited basis at an additional charge.
Supplying Your Living Area
Turn your room into a comforting home away from home with the Residence Hall Linens program. Housing has partnered with Residence Hall Linens for several years to provide our students and families with a convenient, affordable way to ensure you have everything you need for life on campus. The extra long sheets and bedding products are guaranteed to fit all of the beds on campus, and there are matching towels and even storage items available to help make the transition to college life easier. All products are guaranteed until graduation, and shipping is free for all Value Pak orders. Parents and students who have taken advantage of this opportunity in previous years recommend placing your order early since popular colors and patterns can sell out quickly. Please visit the RHL website http://www.rhl.org/lss or call (800) 957-4338.
Don’t forget, our mattresses are TWIN XL.
