UNA housing

Lafayette

Update: Lafayette Honors Hall has become the choice for housing the new UNA Honors Program students. Honors Program students simply need to submit housing application/contract along with the $100 non-refundable housing application fee. Students interested in living in Lafayette but are not in the Honors Program should request the special Lafayette Honors Hall application packet by contacting the Department of Residence Life at (256) 765-5558.

Lafayette Honors Hall is a coeducational residence hall primarily dedicated to upper classification students. Lafayette can accommodate 60 men and women students on two floors. Applications to Lafayette Honors Hall requires an additional special application and a selection committee is based on demand, with men and women on alternate floors. Lafayette Honors Hall faces beautiful campus walkways and is adjacent to the Guillot University Center (GUC).

Standard rooms are designed to house two residents per room. Each resident has an extra-long twin bed with mattress, bulletin board, chest of drawers, desk and chair, study lamp, and built-in closet and book shelves. Beds can be bunked, if desired, using bunking pegs available from the resident assistant. Rooms may be painted according to departmental paint policy.

Community bath facilities are located on second and third floors. Each bath facility consists of showers and toilets, all with privacy enclosures, plus lavatories with mirrors.

Convenient card access entrances and 24-hour security are provided. All guests must sign the guest register in the lobby and be escorted by the host resident at all times. Structured visitation hours are enforced.

The first floor of Lafayette Honors Hall encompasses multiple services: the lobby, laundry facilities, kitchen, vending machines, and a community TV lounge/activity area. Also, offices for departmental staff are located off the lobby. Smoking is not permitted anywhere within Lafayette Honors Hall.

Lafayette residents have access to a computer lab located on the first floor. Computer labs are equipped with a networked printer on the mane card system. Residence hall computer labs are open to residents only.

Towers Cafeteria and the student recreational center are easily accessible for residents of Lafayette Honors Hall. Plus, Lafayette residents are just a few steps from the center of student activities in the GUC which includes the University Food Court.