Residential Housing

Living in community is a rewarding opportunity to build relationships and accountability. It also presents unique challenges—including learning to balance selflessness with self-care. At Abilene Christian University, a variety of residential housing options and resources contribute to your thriving on campus.

Living in community is a rewarding opportunity to build relationships and accountability. It also presents unique challenges—including learning to balance selflessness with self-care. At Abilene Christian University, a variety of residential housing options and resources contribute to your thriving on campus.

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KEY DATES


Fall 2024 Move-In
New Students

August 20
8 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Questions about Move-In Days?

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Residence Life

The Mabee Residential Hall at Abilene Christian University

Mabee Hall

The first-year Mabee Hall for male students includes double-occupancy rooms with common bathrooms and a common patio/grill area for meetings, studying and hanging out with friends.

The Nelson Hall for first-year female students at ACU

Nelson Hall

Another option for first-year female students, Nelson Hall has common bathrooms and a community kitchen, a patio/grill and lounge. These rooms are double-occupancy and include a vanity.

Rendering of Wessel Hall at ACU

Wessel Hall

Opening August 2023
Wessel Hall is ACU’s newest first-year residential facility. Wessel Hall is split-gender housing (men and women housed separately) featuring double-occupancy rooms with common bathrooms, common spaces on each floor and outdoor commons with a kitchen and firepit. A faculty-in-residence will be residing in Wessel Hall to support the student experience, along with a living-learning community for Honors College students.

Bullock Hall officially opened in the fall of 2021.

Bullock Hall

Bullock Hall, built in 2021, is a first-year residence hall with a split-gender housing option (men and women housed separately), featuring double-occupancy rooms with common bathrooms, common spaces on each floor and outdoor commons with a kitchen and firepit.

The exterior view of the Edwards Hall at Abilene Christian University

Edwards Hall

Sophomore students can apply to live in Edwards Hall, which offers private bathrooms, individual study rooms, and double- or triple-occupancy roommate arrangements. You’ll also enjoy the community atmosphere of a common media room, patio/grill and outdoor basketball court.

A view of the exterior of the Smith Hall and its parking lot

Smith Hall

During sophomore year, women students can live in one wing of the Smith-Adams Hall, a residency with double-occupancy rooms, private bathrooms, common kitchen, patio/grill and TV/game lobby areas.

The Adams Hall for female sophomore students

Adams Hall

Male sophomore students can apply to live in the other wing of the Smith-Adams Hall. These double-occupancy rooms feature a private bathroom and access to the common kitchen, patio/grill and TV/game lobby.

A view of the exterior of the Dillard Hall, an apartment-style residence hall

Dillard Hall

This apartment-style residence hall for female sophomore students features a full kitchen, bathroom and living room in double- or quad-occupancy apartments. Dillard Hall’s spaces for communal connection include a sun deck, fitness room and TV lobby.

A view of the Morris Hall and its parking lot

Morris Hall

For male sophomore students, ACU offers apartment-style living in Morris Hall. These double-occupancy apartments include a kitchenette, private bathroom and living room, plus a shared outdoor courtyard.

An outside view of the Barret Hall

Barret Hall

Share a common living area with seven others in Barret Hall, another option for sophomore students. Each double-occupancy room has a private bathroom and access to a common patio/grill area.

The exterior of the Sikes Hall at Abilene Christian University

Sikes Hall

Opening August 2024.

Sikes Hall, renovated in 2024, is a first-year residence hall with a split-gender housing option (men and women housed separately), featuring double and triple occupancy rooms with private bathrooms, and common spaces on each floor.

University Park Apartments

Upperclassmen and graduate students can get the residential experience along with the benefits of apartment living in the University Park Apartments, an ideal bridge between dorm life and independent off-campus housing.

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