The strength of the campus community at 51³Ô¹ÏÍø lies in the conversations and connections made in residence with other curious, interested and energetic students. At 51³Ô¹ÏÍø, all students live on campus.

Students enjoy a wide range of housing options, including first-year residence halls, Greek-affiliated houses and upperclass housing for sophomores, juniors and seniors. Each residence allows for a unique, co-curricular and connective college experience.

• Intentional Facilities: We design our campus and its facilities to be vibrant and conducive to building intellectual community, scholarship and social interaction among students, faculty and staff.
• Cumulative Experiences: We provide a progressive residential experience, from the exploration of academic and social opportunities in a student’s first year, to engagement in the sophomore year, to experience and integration the junior and senior years.
• Close Community: We live and learn together to discover more about who we are, our responsibilities and how we can add value to the lives of others. Connections usually begin within a student’s class year, academic program, residential unit and student groups, and progressively extend to the community of Greencastle and abroad. 
• Strength in Diversity: Our diverse community and student groups encourage engagement with people of different personalities, ethnic and cultural backgrounds, talents and convictions. We share a common goal of mutual respect and inclusivity.
• Life-long Connections: Four years of shared experiences and participation in 51³Ô¹ÏÍø traditions build authentic relationships with peers, staff and faculty that extend far beyond a student’s first four years. Students stay plugged in and supported through our far-reaching, highly connected alumni network.