Campus living communities

NAU has a wide variety of Campus Living Communities, including traditional, suite-style, and apartment options designed to meet your needs at every stage of your college journey. Freshmen and sophomores live primarily in traditional and suite-style communities, while juniors, seniors, and graduate students often choose apartment-style living.

A beautiful fall day at the N A U Flagstaff Mountain Campus.

With nearly 10,300 students living on campus, NAU ranks in the top 1% nationally for on-campus housing capacity. Living on campus means more than just convenience—it’s about being part of an active, supportive community, steps away from classes, dining, and student resources.

Our campus is centrally located in Flagstaff, making it easy to explore the city and get where you need to go. Whether you’re heading to class, grabbing food downtown, or hitting a nearby trail, you’ll have plenty of transportation options. Ride the free NAU shuttle, hop on a yellow bike with our bike-share program, or use the Flagstaff city bus system, all designed to help you get around campus and Flagstaff with ease.

Ready to explore where you’ll live at NAU? Discover our living communities below to learn which space fits your NAU experience best.

North District

The outside of Campbell Hall, a residential hall, surrounded by large trees at Flagstaff campus.

Campbell Hall

Coed community primarily for freshmen and sophomores in the GIH community.

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The exterior of Morton Hall, a residential hall, at N A U campus.

Morton Hall

Coed, traditional-style dorm that primarily houses freshmen and sophomores, with availability for all academic levels.

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The outside of Mountain View Hall, a residential hall, on N A U Flagstaff campus.

Mountain View Hall

Suite-style housing primarily for freshmen and sophomores.

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The outside of Roseberry Hall, a residential hall, on a bright and sunny day at N A U.

Roseberry Apartments

Studio apartment-style housing primarily juniors and seniors.

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Students sit on the grass outside of Taylor Hall, a residential space, on North Campus at N A U.

Taylor Hall

Coed, traditional-style hall for freshmen and sophomores

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Central District

The exterior of Allen Hall, a residential living space, shaded by trees on a sunny day at N A U Flagstaff mountain campus.

Allen Hall

Traditional-style, coed community for primarily freshmen and sophomores.

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The outside of Calderon Hall, a residential space, surrounded by trees and flowers on the N A U campus.

Calderón Hall

Suite-style living community primarily for freshmen and sophomores.

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A drone photograph of Northern Arizona University covered in snow, pictured with the San Francisco Peaks in the distance.

Campus Heights Apartments

Apartment complex community that is home to the International House.

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The exterior of Cowden Hall, a residential space and learning center, surrounded by trees on Flagstaff campus.

Cowden Hall

Coed, traditional-style living community housing primarily freshmen and sophomores.

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N A U students walking, skating, and biking on a pretty day on the Flagstaff campus.

Gillenwater Apartments

Apartment-style community primarily for juniors and seniors.

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The exterior of the Honors Hall, a residential space for honors students, during a sunny day on N A U Flagstaff campus.

Honors College

Supportive living and learning environment for first-year Honors students.

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The outside of McDonald Hall, a residential hall, on a summer day at N A U campus.

McDonald Apartments

Apartment-style community primarily for sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

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McKay Village, a residential hall, during a sunny day on N A U Flagstaff mountain campus.

McKay Village Apartments

Apartment-style living community primarily for sophomores, juniors, seniors, and graduate students.

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A double rainbow gracing a very green and vibrant N A U campus in Flagstaff.

Raymond Hall

Apartment-style community for upper-level and graduate students.

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The exterior of Reilly Hall, a residential Hall, on N A U campus.

Reilly Hall

Coed community hall primarily for freshmen and sophomores.

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The exterior of Sechrist Hall, a residential hall, on N A U Flagstaff campus.

Sechrist Hall

Traditional-style living experience for freshmen and sophomores.

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The outside of Tinsley Hall, a residential hall, on N A U Flagstaff campus.

Tinsley Hall

Coed, traditional-style community primarily for freshmen and sophomores.

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The outside of Wilson Hall, a residential hall for students, on a clear summer day at N A U Flagstaff campus.

Wilson Hall

Coed, traditional-style community hall for primarily freshmen and sophomores.

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South District

Gabaldon Hall, a residential hall, on a summer day at Flagstaff campus.

Gabaldon Hall

Suite-style living community housing primarily freshmen and sophomores.

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The outside of McConnell Hall, a residential hall, on N A U Flagstaff campus.

McConnell Hall

Coed, traditional-style community for primarily freshmen and sophomores.

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The outside of Pine Ridge Village, a residential apartment, off-campus in Flagstaff and surrounded by pine trees.

Pine Ridge Village Apartments

Apartment-style living primarily for juniors, seniors, and graduate students.

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A student walking on the N A U campus, surrounded by beautiful fall tree colors.

South Village Apartments

Apartment-style living for primarily juniors, seniors, graduate students, international students, and some family housing residents.

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Additional housing options

The outside of The Suites, a residential space, located on South Campus at Northern Arizona University.

The Suites

On-campus apartment complex with private and shared bedroom and bathroom floor plans. The Suites is owned and managed by American Campus Communities.

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The beautiful N A U Flagstaff campus covered in snow and sunshine.

Hilltop Townhomes

Large, luxurious townhomes with floor plans that include four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Hilltop Townhomes is owned and managed by American Campus Communities.

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The outside of Skyview, a residential hall, at N A U Flagstaff campus.

Skyview

Fully furnished apartments with private bedrooms and convenient access to campus pedway. Skyview is owned and managed by American Campus Communities.

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