Housing Options
Hanover offers a variety of housing options to support our students' personalities, interests and needs. Each of these options is located with minutes of our campus' classrooms, library, arts and social areas.
Our six residence halls have played a role in the forging of lifelong friendships for generations of Hanover students. The halls, conveniently located throughout campus, are set up as either single-sex units or with appropriate coed arrangements. Holding from 40 to 90 students, the halls feature both single and double rooms. All rooms include ethernet connection, cable television and telephone.
Theme housing, which blends individuals with common interests, has been a popular living option at Hanover for 10 years. Upperclass students, usually from six to 12 in a home, live together in an effort to support the group's extra-curricular efforts associated with the theme. Past themes include "mentoring kids," "holistic approach to human well-being," "appreciation and exploration of Asian culture," "women's issues and awareness" and "appreciation of the arts."
The popularity of apartment-style living for upperclass students has risen in recent years. More-intimate single-sex suites comfortably blend seven students in a suite of four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Each suite features an efficiency kitchen, living room with skylights, washer and dryer and cable television.