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Upperclassmen Housing

Third-, Fourth- and Fifth-Year Housing

Although upper level students are not guaranteed on-campus housing, it is always Lehigh’s goal to house all students who request accommodations. There are a variety of options for students to choose from as they progress into their final years at Lehigh.

Many third-, fourth- and fifth-year students choose to build on their leadership skills and apply to become Gryphons within the residential buildings. Students in Greek organizations with a chapter house on campus can live in the chapter house if space is available. Others take advantage of themed housing options. All other upper level students looking for on-campus housing can participate in the housing lottery for a chance to live in one of the apartment-style residences.

Residence Halls

Building Name

Building Features

Brodhead House
Suite Style

4295
Features:
  • Air Conditioned
  • Dining hall on first floor
  • Fitness on third floor
  • Elevator
Features:
  • Air Conditioned
  • Dining hall on first floor
  • Fitness on third floor
  • Elevator

House 087
Shared House

Features:
  • Small fitness center
  • Parking at the building
  • Spacious common areas for gathering
Features:
  • Small fitness center
  • Parking at the building
  • Spacious common areas for gathering

House 089
Shared House

Features:
  • Parking at the building
  • Separate lounges for quiet study
  • Large kitchen and dining room for social gatherings
Features:
  • Parking at the building
  • Separate lounges for quiet study
  • Large kitchen and dining room for social gatherings

House 093
Shared House

Features:
  • Parking at the building
  • Spacious Common areas for gathering
  • Separate lounges for quiet study
  • Location accessible by convenient Transit loop
Features:
  • Parking at the building
  • Spacious Common areas for gathering
  • Separate lounges for quiet study
  • Location accessible by convenient Transit loop

House 088
Shared House

Features:
  • Parking at the building
  • Smaller community living
  • Large kitchen and dining room for social gatherings
Features:
  • Parking at the building
  • Smaller community living
  • Large kitchen and dining room for social gatherings

Sayre Park Village
Apartment Style

4295
Features:
  • Common Building with a fireplace and classroom area
  • Great view of the city of Bethlehem
Features:
  • Common Building with a fireplace and classroom area
  • Great view of the city of Bethlehem

Trembley Park
Apartment Style

Features:
  • Air Conditioning
  • Close proximity to the University Center
Features:
  • Air Conditioning
  • Close proximity to the University Center

Umoja House
Shared House

Features:
  • Balcony with grill off first floor
  • Game room
Features:
  • Balcony with grill off first floor
  • Game room

Warren Square A
Shared House

Features:
  • Quaint living in a small house with air conditioned bedrooms
Features:
  • Quaint living in a small house with air conditioned bedrooms

Warren Square B
Shared House

Features:
  • Quaint living in a small house with air conditioned bedrooms
Features:
  • Quaint living in a small house with air conditioned bedrooms

Warren Square C
Shared House

Features:
  • Quaint living in a small house with air conditioned bedrooms
Features:
  • Quaint living in a small house with air conditioned bedrooms

Warren Square D
Shared House

Features:
  • Quaint living in a small house with air conditioned bedrooms
Features:
  • Quaint living in a small house with air conditioned bedrooms

Warren Square E
Shared House

Features:
  • Quaint living in a small house with air conditioned bedrooms
Features:
  • Quaint living in a small house with air conditioned bedrooms

SouthSide Commons
Off-Campus Affiliated Housing

4295 4292
Features:
Features:
Features:
  • Central Air Conditioning
  • Cafe/Coffee House and fitness center in Hitch House
  • Multipurpose studio in Maida House
Features:
  • Central Air Conditioning
  • Cafe/Coffee House and fitness center in Hitch House
  • Multipurpose studio in Maida House

Farrington Square
Apartment Style

4295
Features:
  • Air Conditioned
  • Elevator
  • Adjacent to the university bookstore, mail center, retail spaces and farmers market
Features:
  • Air Conditioned
  • Elevator
  • Adjacent to the university bookstore, mail center, retail spaces and farmers market

Other Types of Housing

Suite

Suite- and Apartment-Style Housing

Apartment- and suite-style housing have special amenities such as single bedrooms, kitchens, laundry and living spaces to share with friends.

Learn more about these options available to second-, third-, fourth- and fifth-year students >

Student in dorm

Graduate Housing

If you’re currently a graduate student at Lehigh, or thinking about applying, check out our options for graduate student housing. We have on-campus locations available as well as affiliated housing options.

Learn more about graduate student housing >

Off-campus house

Off-Campus Housing

Many Lehigh undergraduate students choose to live off-campus as juniors and seniors. This option features additional choices and new responsibilities. The key is to be well-informed and learn as much as possible before making decisions.

Read details about off-campus living >

SouthSide Commons

Off-Campus Affiliated Housing

Lehigh-affiliated housing serves undergraduate and graduate students through a direct agreement between Lehigh University and Greystar, a collegiate housing third-party owner and manager. Students who choose to live in Lehigh-affiliated housing contract directly with Greystar and are responsible for direct payment of applicable expenses, including but not limited to: deposits, damage fees and cancellation fees.

Learn more about Off-Campus Affiliated Housing >

Specific Housing Details

Current students looking for specific housing details like floor plans, room rates, room assignments and more, should contact Lehigh Housing Services.

Visit Lehigh Housing Services’ website >

Transfer Students

Students transferring into Lehigh University will have the opportunity to live in on-campus housing. There is a residency requirement for first- and second-year students, though based on some transfer circumstances, this can be petitioned through the Housing Services. The housing team will work with transfer students to find the most suitable housing for your individual situation.

Learn more about the transfer housing process >