Living Areas at George Fox
Where you live at George Fox depends on where you are in your college journey. Explore our three living-area types below: residence halls for first-years and sophomores, apartments for juniors and seniors, and houses for upper-year students seeking something more independent. Select an option to see photos, floor plans and details for each community.
Check out each individual living area by clicking the corresponding link for each location listed below.
Dorms & Residence Halls
Prime locations for community to form, our residence halls and suites are typically reserved for first-year students and sophomores. Floors range from 16 to 28 students. There are main lobbies for gathering with hall floors separated by gender. Each wing is card-access only. Generally, each wing shares a community bathroom, kitchen and lounge area.
Apartments
A more intimate setting for juniors and seniors, our apartments come equipped with living, dining, kitchen and bathroom areas and can house from two to six students.
Houses
Full of comfort and character, our houses can hold 4 to 13 upper-year students and include living, dining, kitchen and bathroom areas.
Living Learning Communities
Expand your community in the First-Year Experience residence halls, Edwards and Pennington. These residence halls take part in an eight-week, faith-centered program and an off-site retreat. You will build intentional community, learn how to be a good neighbor, focus on faith, and receive mentorship.
Learn more about the First-Year Experience and how to join today.
