Residence Life

Residential students enjoy the gorgeous scenery as well as the peaceful atmosphere that the surrounding cedar covered hills and valleys offer. Residence areas are offered in three different on-campus locations on a first come, first serve basis with separate male and female units.

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Why Should You Be a Resident?

Minutes away from any class.
Promotes attendance.
Do not have to worry about being late due to traffic.
If you are on campus, you do not need a car.
Fewer expenses including less car repairs and gasoline costs.
Easier to make friends and get to know people.
Easier to get involved in campus clubs and events.
Research shows students living on campus have a better opportunity for growth and success.
Your Resident Assistant is a built-in resource to answer all Northwood University questions.
Interested in becoming a Resident Assistant in the future? You must have campus residential experience.
Each room has Internet, cable and local phone service provided.

Residence Hall Information

Knight's Row Residence Hall (9 Buildings) Knight's Row Floor Plan

15.9' x 15.7' room with picture window and built-in, two person desk
Six rooms and two bathrooms for each building
Two closets with storage space
Two twin beds, two chairs and two chest-of-drawers
Maximum of 12 residents to a building
Internet, cable, and local phone service in room
Coin operated laundry facility at the east end of the Residence Hall
Tiled floors - no carpet; area rugs permitted with carpet pad
Quiet environment

Knight's Court Residence Hall (4 Buildings) Knight's Court Floor Plan

19' x 11.6' room with private bath with walk-in shower and three person vanity with two sinks
Large walk-in closet in each room
Ceiling fans in each room
Two twin beds, two desks and two chairs in each room (students may arrange the floor plan of the room)
Large common area with separate powder room and utility room with two coin operated washers and dryers
Eight rooms in each building
Tiled floors - no carpet; area rugs permitted with carpet pad
Minimum of 16 residents in each building
Internet, cable, and local phone service in room
Covered front and back porches with outdoor seating
Single level - no steps or stairs
Residential parking provided
Shared courtyard for all four buildings
Lively, active environment

Knight's Cove Residence Hall (1 Building/2 Floors) Knight's Cove Floor Plan

10.8' x 15.4' room with picture window
Two twin beds, two dresser drawers
Maximum of 62 residents in the residence hall
Carpeted floors
Internet and cable in each room
Common area/study area provided for each floor
Utility room with coin operated washer and dryers for each floor
Two closets with storage space
Residential parking provided
Lively, active environment

Resident Assistants

Each residence hall is staffed by students (Resident Assistants). There are several Resident Assistants and one Graduate Assistant. The Resident Assistants help plan activities and events, keep students engaged, and add a sense of security to each of the housing facilities.