Campus Housing
Why live on campus?
Residence life and housing research suggest that students who live on campus:
Have a higher grade point average.
Access and contact faculty more often.
Utilize university resources more often.
Have up to a 20% better chance of graduating with a degree.
Are more satisfied with their college experience.
When you live on campus, you will have unique opportunities to:
Make lifelong friends.
Develop hands-on leadership skills through the many opportunities provided in the residence halls.
Save time commuting and fighting for limited parking spaces.
Convenient, nutritious meals prepared for you.
Housing Options
Dubois and Miner Residence Halls
Northwood’s traditional, dorm room-style residence halls are available for all students. Incoming first-year students will live in Dubois or Miner Hall.
View 360 photos of our Residence Hall rooms:




Features:
Accommodates approximately 472 students.
Free laundry facilities (provide your own soap/pods and dryer sheets)
Vending areas
Directly next door to the Student Union & Student Leadership Center
Computer lab (open 24 hours)
Furnished living environment
Every two rooms are adjoined by a restroom with shower
Internet data ports (ethernet ports) in every bedroom; Wi-Fi throughout campus
Conveniently attached to the cafeteria
Approximate room size 12'5" X 9'6"
Approximate entry hall size: 7'2" X 4'7.5"
24-hour security and security cameras
Three-prong electrical outlets
Room furnishings:
Two desk chairs
Two bookshelves
Two twin, extra-long beds (bunk-style)
Two desks
Two closets (large built-in shelving and rod for hanging)
Full Length Mirror (in Miner Hall only)
What to bring (and not to bring) to our residence halls on campus
Bring:
Blankets, pillows and linens (mattress size: twin, extra-long)
Bath towels and accessories: soap/shampoo/shower supplies
Cleaning supplies (vacuums, mops and brooms are provided)
Clothes hangers
Command Strips™/poster putty to hang posters, hooks, etc.
Desk supplies
Dishes and eating utensils
Fan, humidifier, de-humidifier
Floor rugs
Lamp(s)
Laundry detergent and/or fabric softener
Microwave
Mini-fridge
Sports equipment (consider limited room storage)
Stall shower curtain (54 inches by 78 inches)
Surge protectors
Trash can(s)
Recycling bin
TV and coaxial cable cord
Don’t bring:
Air conditioners
Air fryers, pressure cookers, and Instant Pots
Alcohol and/or drug-related items or paraphernalia (posters, lighters, etc.)
Animals/pets (non-aggressive fish are permitted when contained in a 20-gallon tank or less)
BBQ grills
Candles/incense
Any item with an open flame or heat source
Full-size refrigerators
Halogen lights/lamps
Hot plates
Loft beds and frames (raising a bed over 8 inches is prohibited)
Toasters and/or toaster ovens
Weapons: Rifles, handguns, dog repellent, mace, pepper spray, paintball guns, pellet guns, BB guns, knives, firecrackers/fireworks, etc. are prohibited
Your own bed or mattress (only university-owned mattresses and bed frames are permitted within the residential complexes)
Naegele Village Apartments
Naegele Village offers single-style housing to returning Northwood students.




Features:
Designated for students beyond their first year at Northwood University
Accommodates up to 168 students
Central air conditioning
Free laundry facilities (provide your own soap/pods and dryer sheets)
Adjacent to the Student Union and Student Leadership Center
Internet data ports (ethernet ports) in every bedroom; Wi-Fi throughout campus
Conveniently located near the cafeteria
1-2 bathrooms
24-hour security
Three-prong electrical outlets
Room furnishings:
One twin, extra-long bed
One closet or wardrobe, one three-drawer dresser
One desk
One chair
Shared living room
North Village Apartments



Northwood University’s newest on-campus housing, featuring modern apartments with one, two or four bedroom layouts - and also contains new amenities for Northwood students.
North Village Virtual Tours:
Features:
Apartments with modern comforts and conveniences:
Open floor plans
Nine-foot living room ceilings
Fully furnished
Full kitchens including refrigerator, stove and dishwasher
Wi-Fi throughout campus
Various units to choose from:
One-bedroom/one-bathroom units. Approximately 450+ square feet
Two bedroom/one-bathroom units. Approximately 630+ square feet
Four-bedroom/two-bathroom units. Approximately 1100+ square feet
Complex amenities include:
Main floor lobby and gathering area
Grab-and-go food service (limited selection)
Study lounges on each floor
Free laundry facilities (provide your own soap/pods and dryer sheets)
Central Air Conditioning
Elevator
Three-prong electrical outlets