Effective Fall 2025, all first-year students will be required to live on-campus for the first two years. Providing sufficient campus housing reduces the anxiety associated with finding housing when moving to a rural, small-town area, while providing an on-ramp to student success that helps students to remain engaged with their campus community. First- and second-year student residents are proven to academically outperform their peers who live off campus. Research shows that the average GPA is 11% higher for residential students and 13% higher for students living in learning communities.
There are several housing options for international students. For first-year students, residence halls are available on campus. For upper-division transfer students and graduate students, you can apply to live on-campus too, or you can use the Housing Off Campus Resources to find living accomodation, such as apartments, in close proximity to campus. To learn more about residence halls, living-learning communities and more, please visit Humboldt's Housing and Dining Services website. For information about off campus housing, visit their website, here.
Dining Information
Visit the Dining website, here.
There are five main dining options on campus:
- The J Dining Hall
- College Creek Marketplace
- Bigfoot Burgers
- The Depot
- Kinetic Coffee
- Library Cafe
- Giant's Cupboard
