Current and incoming students will be notified when information about housing options for the 2020-2021 academic year are available.

The following information is applicable to the 2019-2020 academic year.

Luther Seminary offers students a variety of housing options located on or near campus.

• Stub Hall provides dormitory rooms for individual students needing furnished accommodations and affordable housing;
• Duplexes and houses offer students and families an alternative to apartment living.
  
• Distributed Learning students and students commuting long distances can rent rooms on campus for intensives. Students interested in short-term housing can find more information and make reservations online.

The 2019-2020 academic year will be a year of transition for our campus as our buildings undergo construction and remodeling towards our Campus of the Future. Given this, the following priorities have been established for on-campus housing with the goal of maximizing the use of our available units and helping to foster community for our new students. 

1. Current on-campus residents enrolled in on-campus courses requesting lease extensions or renewals (approved on a case-by-case basis)
2. Incoming (new) International students (F-1 or J-1 visas; limited family housing options)
3. Incoming (new) Ph.D. students
4. Incoming (new) residential students (first come, first served – assignments begin July 1, 2019)
5. Continuing residential students enrolled in on-campus courses

During the campus transition process, all rents will remain the same cost as the 2018-19 academic year. All leases will run through May 31, 2020, unless a shorter term is requested and approved.

The most significant changes in our campus housing options are as follows:

1. The priorities as noted above.
   
2. Given space constraints, double rooms in Stub cannot be rented as single rooms.
3. LDR is being converted into short-term housing for students attending intensives since Bockman Hall is going off-line in October 2019.
4. One of the houses is going off-line to pilot for short-term housing for students attending intensives.
   
5. Two of the houses are being held for faculty office space; if these are not needed, they will open to residential students for housing.

Questions can be directed to housing@luthersem.edu.