Home to over 10,300 students, NAU ranks in the top 1% nationally for on-campus housing. But living on campus isn’t just about proximity, it’s about community. From your morning coffee to late-night study sessions, you’ll have easy access to classes, dining, and the support you need to thrive.
Located in the heart of Flagstaff, NAU’s campus puts everything within reach. Getting around is easy with free NAU shuttles, bike-share program, and access to the city’s bus system. Wherever you’re headed, campus living keeps you connected.
Find your campus home
Ready to find your campus home? Explore NAU’s living communities to find the space that matches your goals and Lumberjack journey.
Benefits of living on campus
Predictable cost
Campus Living actively sets rent with affordability and experience in mind, maintaining increases below the approved ABOR ceiling. This keeps rates predictable and competitive.
All-inclusive rent
Rent includes secure high-speed internet, all utilities (electric, gas, water, sewer, trash, recycling), and unlimited laundry. No additional bills or surprise utility charges for students and their families.
Convenience and access to resources
Students enjoy proximity, easy access, and walking distance to classes, dining, tutoring, health services, and other resources brought into their living communities.
Safety and security
Communities are locked 24/7, with exterior door access to their buildings via digital or physical JacksCard. Live-in professional and student staff provide a 3-tier on-call system, and immediate access to emergency response and student support. The NAU Police Department provides dedicated around-the-clock campus emergency and non-emergency support and police services. Living on campus provides additional online safety behind the NAU firewall and secure dual authentication when accessing the internet.
Campus living and merit scholarships
Beginning fall 2027, a condition of the four-year merit tuition scholarship is an NAU Campus Living experience the first year. This includes NAU-managed housing and a meal plan in the first year.
Questions? Feel free to reach out
Call us at 928-523-3978, or email Campus.Living@nau.edu
Office hours
Visit us Monday–Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at North Hall, building 5.
North campus
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Campbell Hall
Community primarily for first-years and sophomores in the GIH community.
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Morton Hall
Traditional-style hall that primarily houses first-years and sophomores, with availability for all academic levels.
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Mountain View Hall
Suite-style housing primarily sophomores and juniors.
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Taylor Hall
Traditional-style hall for first-years and sophomores.
Central campus
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Allen Hall
Traditional-style community for primarily first-years and sophomores.
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Calderón Hall
Suite-style living community primarily sophomores and juniors.
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Campus Heights Apartments
Apartment complex community that is home to the International House.
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Cowden Hall
Traditional-style living community housing primarily first-years and sophomores.
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Gillenwater Apartments
Apartment-style community primarily for juniors and seniors.
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Honors College
Supportive living and learning environment for first-year Honors students.
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McDonald Apartments
Apartment-style community primarily for sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
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McKay Village Apartments
Apartment-style living community primarily for sophomores, juniors, seniors, and graduate students.
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Raymond Hall
Apartment-style community for sophomores, juniors, and seniors and graduate students.
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Reilly Hall
Community hall primarily for first-years and sophomores.
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Sechrist Hall
Traditional-style living experience for first-years and sophomores.
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Tinsley Hall
Traditional-style community primarily for first-years and sophomores.
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Wilson Hall
Traditional-style community hall for primarily first-years and sophomores.
South campus
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Gabaldon Hall
Suite-style living community housing primarily first-years and sophomores.
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McConnell Hall
Traditional-style community for primarily first-years and sophomores.
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Pine Ridge Village Apartments
Apartment-style living primarily for juniors, seniors, and graduate students.
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South Village Apartments
Apartment-style living for primarily juniors, seniors, graduate students, international students, and some family housing residents.
Additional housing options
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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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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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Skyview
Fully furnished apartments with private bedrooms and convenient access to campus pedway. Skyview is owned and managed by American Campus Communities.
