Living on campus at Woodbury University provides students with valuable opportunities and experiences that enhance the college experience.
Living in the residence halls allows students to make new friends, experience living in a community and gain independence while providing convenient access to classrooms and studios 24 hours a day. Woodbury's housing system includes two residence halls that accommodate approximately 220 men and women.

Each residence hall has separate hallways and bathrooms for male and female residents and houses live-in staff trained to provide a variety of support, services and programs.
 

The Office of Residence Life is a Division of Student Affairs and is responsible for all aspects of the residential experience.

The aim of the Office of Residence Life is to help students create a positive living-learning environment that fosters academic, personal, and social growth.

North Hall is a three story air-conditioned building (pictured at right) designed in a suite style. Each suite houses up to fourteen students who share a kitchen and bathroom.

Each room is furnished with a bed, dresser, desk and chair for each student.

North Hall also has a common central lounge (with a large-screen TV and ping-pong table), drink and snack machines, laundry facilities and a gated parking lot.