Housing

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Housing

Tusculum University provides an active and experiential education. Part of that experience is to live in on-campus housing, which enables students to live on their own and develop skills that will benefit them after graduation.

Living on campus fosters an opportunity for our students to develop a sense of family and friendship in new surroundings. Our Pioneers enjoy an opportunity to meet and come to know students from other states and countries. This enriches their lives by broadening their knowledge of different cultures.

We offer multiple housing options on campus for students. They are Katherine Hall, the Charles Oliver Gray complex, Haynes Hall, Welty-Craig Hall and the Apartments. Katherine and COG are the primary places where freshmen typically live. Every residence hall includes traditional room amenities, restrooms, showers and common areas for students to spend leisure time. The Apartments offer additional amenities

Students can add a personal touch to their new living quarters by decorating it as they prefer while adhering to university regulations. This space offers a nice, cozy place for students to study and complete homework as well as enjoy downtime. Free internet is available in the residence halls and apartments to support students with their classwork and entertainment.

As part of our housing program, students are offered meal plans in the cafeteria and Dining Dollars for the Chick-fil-A on campus.

All on-campus housing is conveniently located to the various academic and social buildings on the grounds. Everything is easily accessible by foot.

Katherine Hall

Outside dorm building

Katherine Hall is a male-only residence hall and is used primarily by underclassmen.

 

 

 

 

Charles Oliver Gray complex

Outside dorm building

The COG complex is a group of female-only residence halls that is used mainly by underclassmen.

 

 

 

 

Haynes Hall

Outside dorm building

Haynes Hall is a male-only residence hall and the most centrally located housing facility on campus.

Currently under renovation

 

 

 

 

Welty-Craig Hall 

Outside dorm building

Welty-Craig Hall is a co-ed residence hall and is the closest housing to the library.

 

 

 

 

 

The Apartments

Outside dorm building

The Apartments are co-ed and primarily house upperclassmen.

 

 

 

 

INFORMATION SERVICES

All full-time, residential Tusculum students are provided access to our network. 

Students will have to provide the actual device. But once you’re hooked up, that’s it!

Every residence hall room has access to our local area network (LAN). Students can also make use of one of the computer labs located across campus. Tusculum students may connect to the campus-wide WiFi network which allows our students to stay connected to the Internet, even when walking across campus.

TECH SUPPORT

WHAT TO BRING & NOT TO BRING

We’ve provided a handy checklist for incoming, residential students. Of course every student may have different needs, but this gives you a good start. Items we consider essential are bolded. Double-check the “Do Not Bring” list and make sure to consult your roommate to avoid doubles of items like lamps or appliances!

Bring

 

Housewares

  • Mattress pad
  • Pillows and pillow cases
  • Extra-long twin sheets
  • Comforter
  • Blanket
  • Towels and washcloths
  • Shower shoes/Flip flops
  • Shower caddy
  • Desk lamp & bulbs (non-halogen)

  • Floor lamp & bulbs (non-halogen)
  • Hangers
  • Mirror – full length
  • Trash can
  • Microwave (800 watts or less)
  • Compact refrigerator (3.1 cubic ft or smaller)
  • Posters
  • Coffee maker
  • George Foreman (House/Apartments Only; auto shut-off)

  • Can opener
  • Plastic food storage containers & lids
  • Microwavable dishes
  • Silverware
  • Water filter pitcher
  • Under-bed storage
  • Fan (large or clip)
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Hot plates (Apartments Only; auto shut-off)

Electronics & Keepsakes

  • Alarm clock
  • Stereo (NO subwoofer)/wireless speakers
  • Cell phone charger
  • Computer/laptop & charger
  • Ethernet cable
  • Gaming system

  • Power strip with surge protector (UL approved)
  • Printer & ink cartridges
  • Computer paper
  • TV (with remote & manual)
  • TV coaxial cable (6 – 10 ft)
  • Pictures
  • Stuffed animals

Laundry & Hygiene

  • Detergent
  • Dryer sheets
  • Fabric softener
  • Iron (auto shut-off)
  • Ironing board

  • Laundry basket/bag
  • COVID-19 effective cleaning supplies
  • Ear plugs
  • First aid kits
  • Electronic thermometer
  • Personal hygiene products

Miscellaneous

  • Credit/Debit cards
  • Drivers license
  • Insurance cards
  • Passport/VISA
  • Social security card
  • Lock box
  • Backpack
  • Pens/pencils

  • Spiral notebooks
  • Scissors/stapler
  • Dry erase board
  • Flashlight
  • Umbrella/rain gear
  • Sports equipment
  • Sunglasses
  • Command hooks

Do Not Bring

Extension cords

Fireworks

Space heaters

Candles

Lofts

Popcorn popper (besides air popper)

Incense

Toaster/Toaster oven

Guns (of any kind, pellet, water, paint)

RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

Tusculum students may participate in a wide variety of recreational sports on campus. It’s a great way to stay in shape, have fun with friends, and make new ones.

Pioneer Gym

The Pioneer Gym is open 7 days a week and provides a variety of sports equipment for students to rent out to use during open gym hours. The Resource Room also rents all kinds of camping/backpacking gear for students to use for their off-campus camping trips.

Intramurals

Various intramural events also take place regularly on campus. Intramurals are sponsored through our academic programs in cooperation with our recreational sports.