New Student Housing
First-year students benefit from living with their peers, surrounded by other students who are having the same experiences as they make the transition into the next phase of their lives.
Learn MoreLooking Forward to Post-Covid
On May 5, President John Garvey sent a letter to the Catholic University community stating that it is his goal for the University to be fully open as quickly as is safely possible, and to "resume normal, in-person instruction" in the fall. He encouraged all students, faculty, and staff to get vaccinated.
"As we look forward to next fall, there are many reasons to hope we can resume many aspects of University life as we knew it pre-Covid," he said. "The rising vaccination rates have led to lower infection rates around the nation. We have conducted more than 8,400 tests this semester — and yielded a positive rate of about 0.7%."
The Office of Housing Services provides and manages residential living environments within well-maintained, safe, and modern multi-use facilities that are responsive to the changing needs of students.
These residential programs and services are conducive to the formation of community, foster individual student responsibility, and promote the engagement of students in the academic, spiritual, and personal development realms of campus life.
Applications and Request Forms
Find applications for housing and request forms related to housing, such as furniture requests, facilities requests, early arrival requests, room change requests, and single waitlist requests.
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Room Selection 2021-22
Room Selection is the process for current Catholic University students to apply for a campus housing assignment for the next academic year.
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Off-Campus Housing
Whether you are new to Catholic University and the Washington, D.C., area or you are a current student who is making the decision to live off-campus, searching for an apartment can seem like a daunting task.
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