WELCOME HOME Living on
WELCOME HOME Living on campus
LIVING ON CAMPUS With its historic buildings, Lowry Woods walking pathway, large turtles sunning by the Texas Pond, impromptu student music and dance sessions, and a bike-friendly atmosphere, TWU’s Denton campus is known for its beauty and as one of the safest college campuses in the state, according to niche.com. Our students who live on campus feel like a part of the university community, have greater satisfaction with their college experience, perform better academically and are more likely to graduate. twu.edu/housing LIVING LEARNING COMMUNITIES (LLC) Integrating experiences inside and outside the classroom, LLC students build connections with other students, faculty and university leaders by enrolling in the same classes, living together in residence halls, and participating in related social and academic activities. RESIDENCE HALLS STARK HALL • 21 floors • First-year students only • Coed with private baths DINING OPTIONS Whether you’re enjoying Starbucks in the library, grabbing a salad on the go, hanging with friends at Chick-fil-A or Which Wich, sampling food truck fare, checking out the Oakland Cafe or trying our newest dining hall, the Pioneer Kitchen has options available for all tastes and preferences. twu.edu/dining GUINN HALL • Sorority suites available • On-site market • 24 floors • First-year students only • Coed with private baths • Living-Learning Communities PARLIAMENT VILLAGE • New residential village • Fitness center, study lounges, training rooms • Sophomore students only DINING HALL With the capacity to serve and seat more than 600 students, the new state-of-the-art dining hall, slated to open Fall 2019, will feature a variety of food preparation and serving stations. Choices include a variety of cereals, soups, salads and pizzas. Or you can select options from deli, international and allergen-free menus. • Coed with pod-style shared baths Most students under the age of 21 and with fewer than 60 credit hours are required to live on campus. — First-Year Students | 7
