Housing Alternatives for Transfer Students
On-campus housing for transfer students is very limited. Get on the waitlist and explore off-campus housing options.
Towson University's residence halls are an eclectic mix of old and new architecture, traditional style layouts, cozy two-story and three story halls, high-rise towers, and apartment-style complexes for upper level students.
You will enjoy all of the modern amenities necessary to make your new home a comfortable place to live and one that will help facilitate your academic endeavors. Rooms are equipped with basic cable TV, high-speed Internet service, and a micro fridge unit. Towson Run apartments, 10 West floors 6 through 15, Barnes Hall and Marshall Hall are equipped with full kitchens, including microwaves and common living rooms.
All rooms are furnished with beds, desks, chairs, closets/wardrobes, dressers (except Newell and Richmond Halls), wall-to-wall carpeting (tile in the Glen Complex), and blinds/drapes. In-house laundry facilities, lounges, study rooms, and vending areas are located in each hall. Air conditioning is provided in all our halls.
Barton House
Douglass House
Harris Hall (managed by capstone on campus management)
Tubman House (managed by capstone on campus management)
Barnes Hall
Marshall Hall
Towson Run
Millennium Hall (managed by capstone on campus management)
Newell Hall
Richmond Hall
The Residences at 10 West Burke Avenue
Prettyman Hall
Scarborough Hall
Residence Tower
If you are sending mail/packages to your student, the following page has addressing standards for residence halls and apartments on campus.