
Oak, Tamarack, Linden? There are five residence halls to choose from (all of which are smoke-free), and each has a unique personality and their own sets of activities and traditions. There are also differences in location, amenities and living options. Take a look around, where do you want to call home?
Birch houses 204 residents in single and double rooms. All floors are designated co-ed upper-classmen (sophomore and above). The main lobby boasts a fireplace, small kitchenette, large screen television, and games. The second floor lounge spaces house the kitchens, study area, and television viewing. This building will finish its renovations in Summer of 2012 and was inspired by our Minnesota Northwoods culture. Click here to learn more about Birch.
Linden houses 181 residents in two and three person suites. Newly remodeled, we asked residents for their wish list of what they'd like in a residence hall. See what the had to say. Click here to learn more about Linden.
Home to part of the FYRE program, Oak houses 525 residents in three wings. Lively with a strong sense of tradition and tons of activities. There is always something going on in Oak. Click here to learn more about Oak.
Famous for its spirited croquet matches, Pine houses 138 residents on four floors. Click here to learn more about Pine.
Tamarack is home to 358 residents on 12 floors and the OBLC and Honors Learning Communities. It is also the tallest building in Beltrami County. Upper floor rooms and the 12 floor lounges have stunning views of the lake and city of Bemidji. Click here to learn more about Tamarack.
Two and three bedroom apartments available to single parent families. Click here to learn more about the Cedar Apartments.
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Here's a clue. It's the middle of winter. It's ten below and snowing. You see someone in class wearing shorts and flip-flops. What's wrong with this picture? Nothing. They live in the Res Halls. They're like me, they travel by tunnel.