The Office of Residential Life is responsible for the administration of—and student life in—the residence halls on campus at Mount Holyoke. Our purpose is to partner with Mount Holyoke College students in creating and engaging in inclusive, compassionate and authentic communities.

The Office of Residential Life supports the academic mission of the College by providing a residential environment for learning that respects and appreciates individual differences and promotes a sense of community. The office is respectful, supportive and helpful to students as they navigate through their residential experience, even when the answer they receive is disappointing. The office is dedicated to supporting students as they progress through their college years.

For more information about our Residence Halls check out our website!

Each member of the Mount Holyoke community is expected to adhere to the Honor Code and all regulations in the Student Handbook and the Residence License Agreement. The effectiveness of a residence hall community rests firmly on an accepted code of behavior in which personal and collective integrity are the hallmark. Each student must make themselves familiar with and uphold the residence hall policies and procedures. Failure to comply with Residential Life and College policies will result in disciplinary action and may lead to a loss of housing privileges.