Box 8083
Idaho State University
Pocatello, ID 83209
(208) 236-2120
The goal of the Idaho State University housing staff is to provide and maintain a residence life program that is conducive to both academic success and personal development. Residence Halls are available to all undergraduate students and apartment units are an option for married students, students with children, graduates and those with special needs. Students are encouraged to take full advantage of the many opportunities and services that are offered by on-campus living and to accept the responsibilities that are involved in the experience.
Applications for on-campus housing may be obtained from the University Housing Office, Box 8083, Idaho State University, Pocatello, ID 83209, or phone (208)236-2120. Directions will be provided for completing the application material and receiving an assignment to on-campus housing. General requirements for on-campus living:
The university houses men and women in residence-hall-style facilities. It also has apartment-style living for married, family, graduate and students with special needs. Living units generally have lounges and all have laundry facilities.
On-campus housing facilities are furnished; however, students must provide their own bed linens, blankets, pillows, towels and decorative items. Students living in apartments must also provide their own cooking and eating utensils.
University food service is mandatory for students living in residence halls and is optional for students living in apartments. Food service also may be purchased for students living off-campus.
Room assignments are based upon the date the completed agreement and deposit are received in the office.
It is the student's responsibility to keep the University Housing Office informed of any changes in his/her student status. Applicants who wish to cancel housing reservations must do so in writing to the University Housing Office by the stipulated deadlines.
Married students will be assigned to on-campus housing based on the date of application and the size of the family. Very limited on-campus housing is available for couples with more than one child.
The University Housing Office maintains a list of off-campus rentals. Arrangements for off-campus housing must be made by the student. Individuals listing off-campus rentals must comply with federal laws and university policies which prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, creed or national origin.