Lakeland University

Lakeland University's campus features a variety of student housing options with different layouts and roommate options. In 2022, the university opened new, state-of-the-art versions of Grosshuesch and Muehlmeier Halls, which are identical halls for freshmen and sophomores, offering housing options for singles, doubles and triples, with resident support functions including front desk area, vending, lounge spaces, kitchenettes, study rooms, gender-neutral bathrooms, laundry facilities, recycling centers, and bottle-filling stations. Brotz Hall is a coed facility with room for 96 students on three floors, featuring a pod-style layout with 12 pods, each containing three double rooms, two single rooms and two restrooms with shower and bath, and a pair of pods share a large living area, kitchen, and study. Stephen A. Gould Hall is an "L" shaped building with 64 beds in eight student housing apartments, each pod including three double rooms, two single rooms, a living room, kitchen and two restrooms, and it houses chapter rooms for Lakeland's six Greek organizations. Morland House offers four-person apartments with two double rooms, a large living room, kitchen and study lounge, and Kurtz House offers six-person apartments with two double rooms, two single rooms, two restrooms, a large living room and kitchen, together housing 112 students. Krueger Hall houses 98 students on four floors, with generous room sizes, carpeted rooms, a main lounge with a big-screen television, piano, computer station, and adjacent kitchen, and smaller study lounges on other floors. All facilities are smoke-free, and some are alcohol-free. Housing costs for 2026-2027 include Muehlmeier & Grosshuesch Halls double room at $6,510 per year, Kurtz/Hill/Morland Apartments and Gould/Brotz Hall double room at $7,580 per year, and meal plans ranging from $4,370 to $7,670 per year.