Housing and Dining

University Housing and Dining provides housing for undergraduate students and offers a variety of building types and Living and Learning Communities that are not only comfortable, safe, and secure but also conducive to academic and personal growth. These facilities have live-in staff comprised of resident assistants, academic support assistants for Living Learning Communities,  student managers, and full-time residence directors. Visit the Department of University Housing website to learn more about the housing options available and the different distinctive building designs that vary in size, atmosphere, and purpose.

University Housing & Dining
Texas Woman's University
703 Administration Drive
Denton, Texas 76204
940-898-3676

Residency Requirement

All TWU full-time single undergraduates who have not completed 60 credit hours are required to live in University residential communities unless one of the following exceptions apply:

• 21 years of age or older
• Active duty military or veteran of military service
• Living with parents or legal guardians within the 40-mile commuting distance
• Living with dependent children
• Married

Housing Licenses and Assignments

Students may elect to license a residence hall space on an academic-year basis. Assignments to residence halls are made on a space-available, first-come, first-served priority based on the application date. A $50 nonrefundable application fee and a $100 room deposit are received by the Department of University Housing and Dining at the time of application.

Family Housing

Family Housing at Texas Woman's University provides living options for married students and for single parents and their children. Married couples and single parents with a maximum of three children under the age of 18 may reside in the Lowry Woods Community apartments. The student must be an undergraduate student.

Family Housing apartment licenses are academic year contracts and are renewable. Vacancies are filled in order by application date and desired move-in date. The apartment application, along with the $50 non-refundable application fee and $100 deposit, must be received before a student can be considered for an apartment.

Rates

Texas Woman's University keeps student costs at a minimum. You may review rates on the Rates and Contract Terms website.

Living Learning Communities

Living Learning Communities (LLC) at Texas Woman's University provide learning opportunities outside of the classroom that strengthen intellectual and personal growth. Communities are centered around an academic or special interest theme and are structured so that students have a high degree of involvement in the program.

Living Learning Communities help students succeed academically and build a community of friends while providing a way for students to get involved in campus life.