The 160,000 square foot Towers complex is made up of four residence halls, Towers North, South, East, and West and a centralized student dining and meeting center. Towers North and West contain carpeted suite-style rooms.  Each floor houses a maximum of 26 students in three- and four-person suites.  Each room contains walk in closets, room temperature controls, cable television access, personal phone lines, and bathrooms shared by suit mates. Segregation of men and women is by suite in these towers, thus men and women will never share the same room, suite, or bathroom. Students on each floor have access to a television and study lounge, kitchenette, and a laundry room. 

Towers South and East are traditional community style residence halls with single gender floors.  Each floor houses a maximum of 36 students sharing private restroom and shower facilities with their floor mates, with each room shared by two individuals.  Each room is furnished and equipped with a sink, two telephone lines, and cable television. Each floor has a lounge with a television and microwave, and laundry facilities are located on the hall’s first floor.  Many benefits to students exist for those who live in these “traditional residence halls,” including more interaction with their floor mates and lower housing costs. 

East Hall is home to Southeast’s first year student residence hall, an outstanding program that provides social events academic programming faculty access and other activities designed to help make first year students feel at home.  South Hall houses students of all class years.