Residential Communities
The residential communities at Roger Williams University offer a variety of living options, including single rooms, doubles, triples, and even a few quads and quints. We also have a number of apartment and suite-style living arrangements.
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Video Tour
Take a tour around our first-year housing options!
Residential Communities for All Students
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Cedar Residential Community
Cedar Residential Community is a traditional-styled residence hall that houses first-year students. This community is home to the South Campus Lounge, a recreational and study space that is also accessible to students in Maple, Stonewall, and Willow communities.
Maple Residential Community
Centrally located, the Maple Residential Community is the ideal location for first year students who want to be right in the middle of the campus life.
Willow Residential Community
Willow Residential Community is located just yards from Mount Hope Bay and offers some of the most stellar views of the Bay and the Mount Hope Bridge. This community is open to all students in a standard unit or townhouse setting.
Stonewall Residential Community
Stonewall Residential Community is home to a mix of students from all years. This community is made up of four separate buildings, in a suite style arrangement and is also the location of our Honors Living Learning Community (LLC).
Residential Communities for Returning Students
The Almeida Residential Community is located two miles away from the main campus and provides housing for returning students. Almeida consists of three large, separate buildings of three-and-four-person apartments, as well as two additional buildings called the Flats and Townhouses.
Bayside is an apartment-style residential community for returning students. As the name suggests, Bayside is a great location by the water and offers residents easy access to a view of Mount Hope Bay and the shell path.
Boasting a chic and trendy look and beautiful views of the Mt. Hope Bay and athletic fields, this 120,000 square-foot facility is our newest residential community and offers suites, apartments and traditional room options for returning students.
Health and Safety Inspections
Health and Safety Inspections occur at least twice per academic semester. Typically inspections occur a month into every semester and during hall closing periods. During these times, a Residence Life Staff member will complete an inspection of each room to ensure that all health and safety standards outlined in our Residence Life and Housing Policies are being upheld. The staff will also address any Conduct Code violations present during the inspection.
To prepare for Health and Safety Inspections, be sure to review both the Residence Life and Housing Policies and the Drug and Alcohol Policy in our Student Handbook and the Fire Safety Protocols.
- Cleanliness Concerns
- Flags or Tapestries
- Extension Cords
- Alcohol present
- Alcohol or Drug paraphernalia
- Empty Alcohol bottles or boxes used as decorations
- Cooking appliances (toaster ovens, hot plates, panini presses, etc)
- Incense or candles
- Cinder blocks
- Electric Blankets
- Town signs
- Metal tip darts
- Pets/Animals
- Halogen Lamps/Lights (ie. Lava lamps)
- Vinyl Banners
- Toaster ovens
- Toasters
- Hot Plates
- Indoor Grills/ Panini Presses
- Microwaves
- Crockpots
- Rice Cookers
- Traditional style coffee pots