University of Illinois at Chicago: Campus Housing — 818 S. Wolcott Avenue (Suite 220), Chicago, Illinois 60612 — 312-355-6300

Faces of Campus Housing

Quick Links

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• Apply for Housing
• New to UIC Housing? Learn more and fill out an application.

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• Resident Resources
• Current residents can fill out a work order, program proposal, or incident report.

Let's Get Social!

Live with us this summer

Just because the school year is over doesn't mean Campus Housing closes. And that means that you don't need to stop enjoying living downtown and taking advantage of everything Campus Housing has to offer. Will you be taking summer classes? We can accommodate you! Will you be taking part in UIC's Summer College? We can house you too! Want to move in before your classes begin? We can help you there as well!

Are you NOT a UIC student, but want to live right in the heart of Chicago during your internship? We can accommodate you too! Do you just need a short-term stay while you determine where you're going to live? We can even accommodate that.

Take part in The UIC Experience!

Have you been to a program or service event? Fill out the UIC Experience form to record it towards your UIC Experience Certificate!

Come visit us!

Did you know that students who visit universities before attending are more likely to graduate?

Interested in really getting to know what Campus Housing (and all of UIC) has to offer? Find out about our tour opportunities.

See what's happening in the halls

The events that bring us closer together include movie nights, snow ball fights, and more! Check out what's up in the programming reports and more here.

Providing an Educational Advantage

• Learning Resource Centers

  Tutoring, books, and other academic help is available for residents through Learning Resource Centers

• Get Involved!

  Get involved with the Residence Hall Association and National Residence Hall Honorary

• Faculty Involvement

  Faculty involvement programs encourage working relationships between faculty and resident students

Campus Housing challenges and supports students in recognizing themselves as unique, evolving, and self-directed individuals who value lifelong learning and good citizenship. Active, involved residents are empowered to further their individual development, contribute to the positive development of their community, value diversity, and increase their investment in and commitment to learning.