Residential Life

This mission of the Residential Life Program at Post University is to provide undergraduate students with a safe and secure environment that is conducive to academic achievement. The Residential Life Program staff promotes the personal growth and development of each resident through planned programming efforts. Residential Hall residents are exposed to co-curricular activities, social events, interaction with and respect for other students, cultural expeditions and educational programs. All of these are a part of the on-campus living at Post University.

The Residential Life Program strives to: foster scholarship as a fundamental purpose, instill a sense of community, and support individual integrity and excellence.

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Residence Halls

Post University currently has six residence halls to which you may be assigned. The halls are:

West Hall:
West hall houses approximately one hundred (100) resident students in a co-ed (by floor) environment. Each floor has a laundry room and the building has a kitchen for student use. All rooms are tiled. Located on the first floor is a large common lounge with a television, pool table and piano. Double rooms are 14'6 (L) by 11'6-1/2 (W).  

East and South Halls:
East and South Halls are identical residence halls and house approximately sixty (60) students each, in a co-ed (by floor) environment. There is a laundry room and lounge in each building for student use. All rooms are carpeted. Rooms are 14'6 (L) by 11'6-1/2 (W).

Paparazzo and Middle Halls:
These smaller residence halls house forty-four (44) students each in a co-ed environment.
Rooms are 14'6 (L) by 11'6-1/2 (W). There is a laundry room and lounge in each building.

Okinaga Hall
In our newest residence hall, each fully-furnished  suite has four single bedrooms off a common living room, a full kitchen, two full bathrooms and phone, cable TV and Internet access in each room. A large atrium, or "great room,"  dominates the entrance and will be used for community gatherings and university-sponsored programs and events. A community laundry and various lounges and study rooms complement the new building. Residence Halls include the following amenities:

Suggested Items for Incoming Residents at Post University

Basics - You should bring these:

  • alarm clock
  • desk lamp
  • wastepaper basket
  • clothes hangers
  • toiletries (soap, shampoo, etc)
  • sheets, pillow, blanket/comforter for bed, towels
  • change for vending (quarters), laundry is card operated, cards can be charged in the dining hall
  • school supplies
  • dictionary, laundry basket and supplies
  • money for purchasing text books
  • stationery items (stamps, envelopes, paper, etc.)
  • electrical extension strip with surge protector
  • word processor or personal computer

Optional - You may want to bring these:

  • posters for walls (use rubber cement or "fun tac" to hang posters)
  • bicycle with bike lock
  • sports equipment, Frisbee, softball glove, running shoes
  • approved items: small microwave, hot pot, coffee maker, popcorn popper (unacceptable items: exposed coil cooking items, toaster oven etc.)
  • personals--hair dryer, curling iron
  • food, cups and plates, plastic utensils

Items to coordinate with your new roommate:

  • TV, stereo, videogames
  • clothes iron, small ironing board
  • refrigerator under 3.2 cubic feet