The Quad offers double-occupancy rooms and a few private rooms. The exterior was kept as it was designed in the ’30s, but the interior provides an atmosphere that supports communal living while promoting academic success. It is a model for unity, inclusiveness and diversity. This area houses students who are members of various fraternities and sororities.

Smith’s Second Floor is designated as a First Year Hall, while the remaining floors of the building are home to some of our campus sororities. A Lowrise, located in the heart of the Bryan Mall community, Smith offers easy access to Hendrix, Redfern, the Academic Success Center, Schilletter Dining Hall, and a host of retail dining locations.

Sanders Hall is part of the Shoebox community. With easy access to dining, recreation, Death Valley and West-campus classes, the location is one of the best on campus. The Shoeboxes allow for close-knit communities with limited students in each building and great common space like recreation areas between the buildings and lounges throughout the halls.

Limited only to RISE participants, Mickel Hall offers modern suite-style units with amazing views. Overlooking Death Valley, Mickel is perfect for football fans and anyone looking for a luxury space. Spacious lounges with huge windows give residents a great place to watch a game, relax, hang out with friends and study.

If you’re looking for a great location and suite-style bathrooms, McCabe Hall may be right for you. These halls give you a bathroom off of your room that you only share with three other people. Plus, there’s a great social center and common areas for both buildings, and you’re right in the middle of campus.

This low-rise offers an all-women first-year community and is close to some great locations.

Lightsey Bridge II is a Bridge to Clemson community across from the South Carolina Botanical Gardens. These four-bedroom apartments house four people each with spacious living rooms and kitchens. The Lightsey Bridge commons building features laundry and vending along with Bridge to Clemson and staff offices.

Lightsey Bridge I is a Bridge to Clemson community across from the South Carolina Botanical Garden. These two-bedroom apartments house four people each with spacious living rooms and kitchens. The Lightsey Bridge commons building features laundry and vending along with Bridge to Clemson and staff offices.

Lever is considered a high-rise and is part of the Bryan Mall community. It is centrally located near Schilletter Dining Hall, the Hendrix Center, and Barnes Center. It offers a large community atmosphere in a great location!

If you're looking for a great location and suite-style bathrooms, Holmes Hall may be right for you. These halls give you a bathroom off of your room that you only share with three other people. Plus, there’s a great social center and common areas, and you’re right in the middle of campus.