The Office of University Housing administers Student housing at Florida State University, both on and off-campus. More than 20% of all undergraduates reside in residence halls including 85% of first-time college students. On-campus housing is also available to professional and graduate students.On campus statistics Dormitories at Florida State include 18 residence halls on campus with 6,712 residents. All dormitories are co-ed with no single sex buildings. With few exceptions, all dormitories were constructed as suites with private bathrooms.

In 2009, the university celebrated the completion of a 15-year project that renovated the seven historic residence halls (built before 1950). The interiors were modernized while the original facades were retained. The construction began in 1992 with Jennie Murphree Hall and ended in 2006 with Landis Hall.

Special interest housing There are ten Living‐Learning Community (LLC)s The University Honors Program in Landis Hall.

Current Housing

Image Name Bld# Abr Address Zone Ft² GPS Coord Yr Blt Cap Notes/restrictions Azalea Hall 4062 AZL 824 W JEFFERSON ST EAST 130,196 30.440213-84.296078 2017 433 Restaurant 1851 Broward Hall 0015 BRW 668 UNIVERSITY WAY EAST 38,001 30.440251-84.293508 1917 135 Bryan Hall 0014 BRY 182 CONVOCATION WAY EAST 36,795 30.440727-84.292806 1907 131 Learning Comm Cawthon Hall 0085 CAW 119 HONORS WAY EAST 93,987 30.442433-84.294421 1949 297 WIMSE Degraff Hall East 4023 RH8 808 W TENNESSEE ST EAST 85,751 30.445157-84.294477 2007 353 Social Science Degraff Hall West 4024 RH9 810 W TENNESSEE ST EAST 84,102 30.445411-84.295027 2007 353 Social Science Deviney Hall 4061 NDE 111 S WOODWARD AVE WEST 105,173 30.440973-84.297088 2014 433 Dorman Hall 4060 NDO 101 S WOODWARD AVE WEST 109,305 30.440905-84.297029 2014 439 Gilchrist Hall 0016 GIL 702 UNIVERSITY WAY EAST 65,701 30.440391-84.294052 1925 229 Honors Landis Hall 0074 LAN 714 UNIVERSITY WAY EAST 106,835 30.440567-84.295019 1935 403 Honors Magnolia Hall 4063 MGN 802 UNIVERSITY WAY EAST 112,637 30.440103-84.296335 2017 479 McCollum Hall 0075 EMH 1165 ACADEMIC WAY WEST 87,574 30.447675-84.303708 1975 196 Apartment Jennie Murphree Hall 0012 JMH 126 CONVOCATION WAY EAST 74,991 30.441741-84.292545 1921 328 Ragans Hall A 0495 RH1 923 LEARNING WAY WEST 52,515 30.440349-84.299442 2003 138 3/4 BR; 2 BA AptNo FreshmenGrad students Ragans Hall B 0496 RH2 921 LEARNING WAY WEST 50,362 30.440473-84.299002 2003 138 3/4 BR; 2 BA AptNo FreshmenGrad students Ragans Hall C 0497 RH3 930 W JEFFERSON ST WEST 51,462 30.43999-84.299543 2003 138 3/4 BR; 2 BA AptNo FreshmenGrad students Ragans Hall D 0498 RH4 916 W JEFFERSON ST WEST 52,512 30.439722-84.298847 2003 138 3/4 BR; 2 BA AptNo FreshmenGrad students Reynolds Hall 0013 REY 134 CONVOCATION WAY EAST 71,650 30.441678-84.292559 1911 239 Pre-Health Rogers Hall 0044 ROG 1147 ACADEMIC WAY WEST 66,127 30.447422-84.302812 1965 176 No FreshmenApartment Salley Hall 0046 SAL 1106 W CALL ST WEST 125,176 30.445855-84.303313 1963 570 Traditions Hall 4022 RH7 945 LEARNING WAY WEST 125,708 30.441294-84.2999 2012 276 2 BR; 1 BA AptNo FreshmenGrad students Wildwood Hall 1 4020 RH5 938 W JEFFERSON ST WEST 80,257 30.439717-84.299473 2007 353 Nursing Wildwood Hall 2 4021 RH6 202 VARSITY DR WEST 80,105 30.44061-84.300722 2007 359 Social Justice

Former Housing

Image Name Address Zone GPS Coord Built/Demo'd Cap Notes/restrictions Alumni Memorial Village 157 HERLONG DR INOV 1960–2015 1,100 Alumni Village was an development of 96 buildings and 795 apartments southwest of FSU near Innovation Park. It opened when housing shortages forced schools across the country to provide living quarters for married, older, and foreign students. A-V was cheap, no-frills, not air-conditioned, brick apartments for $50–60 per month. The complex had childcare, playgrounds, tennis courts and picnic tables. Officially, the complex was Alumni Memorial Village because the street names were those of FSU graduates who recently died. Burt Reynolds Hall 215 HAYDEN RD WEST 30.439602-84.306953 1968–2025 240 The 60-unit, three building complex across from the stadium was constructed in 1968 as college apartments. Seminole Boosters purchased it as a dormitory for the football team. Although Burt Reynolds did not pay for the building, Seminole Boosters named it in his honor at its dedication in 1987. It remained an athletic dorm until exclusive athletic dorms were banned by the NCAA in 1995. It became general student housing that year. The dorm was demolished in September 2025 to become a 1.83 acre parking lot, ironic considering parking was always a problem at the dorm. Degraff Hall Old 808 W TENNESSEE ST EAST 30.445157-84.294477 1950–2005 3?? Senior Hall was the original name. It was designed by architect Robert Fitch Smith and dedicated in 1961 to Dr. Mark H. DeGraff, a professor of education. With large windows and patios, it was considered luxurious compared to other dormitories. Deviney Hall Old 111 S WOODWARD AVE WEST 30.440973-84.297088 1952–2014 999 Seven stories with communal bathrooms, The original Deviney Hall was designed by Guy Fulton. It honored Ezda May Deviney, Zoology Professor at FSCW for 33 years. A newly constructed Deviney Hall replaced it in 2015. Dorman Hall Old 101 S WOODWARD AVE WEST 30.440905-84.297029 1959–2015 250 Eight stories, 125 rooms with communal bathrooms. Named for Dr. Olivia Dorman, a classics professor and dean in the 1930s, it was demolished in 2015. Kellum Hall 74 CHIEFTAN WAY EAST 30.440567-84.295019 1959–2015 564 Eleven stories, 282 rooms with communal bathrooms. Designed by architect Guy Fulton, named for John Gabriel Kellum, FSCW Business Manager 1907–1945. Magnolia Hall Old MAGNOLIA WAY EAST 30.440567-84.295019 1944–1979 154 After an emergency exemption from the War Production Board, Magnolia Hall was built in 1944 and intended to house 154 students. Constructed of concrete blocks, it was the most fireproof building on campus. Although the structure was considered temporary, it was in use until July, 1979. Smith Hall 78 CHIEFTAN WAY EAST 30.440567-84.295019 1953–2016 551 Ten stories, 275 rooms with communal bathrooms. Designed by architects from Bail, Horton & Associates, named for Elmer Riggs Smith, who headed the math department at FSCW for 39 years and was also an FSU Football assistant coach in 1904.

See also

Florida State University History of Florida State University List of buildings at Florida State University

External links Official FSU Housing Website

References