Residence Halls

 

Students who live on campus at UNF have many advantages over students who commute and those who choose larger, more traditional colleges. UNF's campus is uniquely beautiful and conveniently designed. It sits in the middle of more than 1,300 acres of woods on the edge of suburban Jacksonville in Northeast Florida. In fact, the beach and downtown are only minutes away by car. UNF's own surrounding forest keeps the urban sprawl out and the natural beauty in.

There are also many opportunities for formal and informal recreation through intramural sports, nature walks, jogging, and picnics. The campus offers numerous fitness and wellness programs. In addition to the pleasure of living on our beautiful campus, resident students also enjoy many everyday conveniences and social benefits. So take time and explore the seven complexes UNF has to offer!

  • Osprey Cove three story residence hall, tan building with dark brown doors with greenery around
    First-Year Housing Community. 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. 
  • Osprey Crossings three story residence hall
    First-Year Housing Community. 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. 
  • Osprey Hall Preview of tress off to the right and the tan building on the left with a view of a lake in front
    First-Year Housing Community. This three-story, lakeside, traditional university residence hall opened in 1989. Students wishing to have a more traditional housing experience choose to live in Osprey Hall. 
  • Osprey Landing Preview of a light brown building with three stories

     

    First-Year Housing Community. 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. 
  • Osprey Village preview with trees and a picnic table around
    Osprey Village

    Upper-Class Housing Community. Each of the seven, three-story apartment buildings features an attractive "New Orleans" style central courtyard. 
  • Osprey Fountains Preview of a building with trees
    Osprey Fountains

    Upper-Class Housing Community. UNF’s second newest housing complex, opened fall 2009, is a five-story, 385,000-square-foot building provides housing for 1,000 students.
  • The Flats at UNF Outside with green grass, a lake with a fountain, trees and a light blue three-story building
    Upper-Class Housing Community. The newest housing community for Upper-Class students.