Residence Halls

Constructed in 1997, Osprey Cove has many of the same features as Osprey Landing in which residents share a room and their own private bath. All rooms open to a covered walkway, with an open courtyard. 

Opened for use in 2001, this three-building complex and allows students the freedom to move about through an expansive lobby, complete with a covered atrium. Residents must enter each building on the bottom floor, then use internal stairway to get to other floors within the building. Residents are able to enter their rooms or meet with friends in one of the many common lounges and areas. Laundry facilities are included on the first floor. 

UNF’s newest housing complex, opened fall 2009, is a five-story, 385,000-square-foot building provides housing for 1,000 students in single and double-room (four- and six-bed) suites with two bathrooms and high-speed data access and cable in each bedroom, as well as private rooms, offering a private bathroom. 

This three-story, lakeside, traditional college residence hall opened in 1989. Students wishing to have a more traditional housing experience choose to live in Osprey Hall because of the opportunities it provides to meet, study and socialize with other residents. Osprey Hall is separated by gender by floor, with a few shared restrooms per floor. 

This three-building complex provides a modified suite-style option in which residents share a room and their own private bath. All rooms open to a covered walkway, with an open courtyard. 

Offering one- and two-bedroom furnished apartments with full kitchen and bath. The one-bedroom apartment is a single-story, "flat" style unit made up of 400 square feet of living space which is shared by two students. The two-bedroom, "townhouse" apartment features a spiral staircase leading from the living room to a loft-style bedroom on the second floor, which is shared by four students.