Like the students who live in them, each of the four halls that make up the University of Minnesota, Crookston residence hall system possesses an individual personality. The goal of each of the halls is not only to provide a place to live, but also to serve as an extension of the classroom and to provide a variety of recreational and social activities. The University residence halls are no longer only dormitories; they are contemporary living-learning centers.

Two residence halls and two apartment complexes provide coeducational on-campus housing for nearly 500 students. All rooms are furnished. Residence halls also have recreational, laundry, and kitchen facilities.

Click on any residence hall on the map (indicated in pink) for a virtual tour of a model dorm room in a residence hall.

Below are links to 360 degree virtual pictures of empty dorm rooms:

Residence Halls	Apartment Complexes
- McCall Hall - Skyberg Hall	- Brink Hall - Centennial Hall