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Living at Suffolk University is about more than residence halls and dining services.

Our campus is surrounded by diverse cuisine, historical landmarks, live music, museums and unique outdoor spaces. Start exploring and you’ll quickly find that Suffolk’s history, culture and energy are inseparable from Boston’s.

Suffolk University Residence Life and Housing Services will help you find the university housing and university dining options that best fit your life. Our students are diverse, including our international students from 108 different countries. And wherever you’re from, we want you to feel at home. From our dining halls and meal plans to finding an off-campus apartment, our advisors will help you make the most of studying and living in Boston.

Living in Boston

On-Campus Housing

Suffolk University Housing options range from traditional dorms to suites to apartments.

Off-Campus Housing

Suffolk University offers resources for students searching for off-campus housing. We can help you get started with finding a roommate and available housing in the Boston area. You can also contact us if you have any additional questions.

Meal & Food Options at Suffolk

Suffolk offers meal plans and programs for both resident and commuter students.

Dining Hall Options

Suffolk's Housing & Dining Scenes

Serving up the fuel that keeps our students and faculty going.

When we say located in Boston, we mean right in the center of the city.

Step out of the city and into your residence hall—grab a bite between classes or before you head to work or back out into Boston.

Eat lunch while taking in a view of the State House—you're getting an unmatched experience here at Suffolk.

Our staff work hard to bring you the best of the world's cuisine, right here in Boston.

Did we mention the views? Cityscapes in a residence hall setting—it doesn't get much better than that.

"I lived in a ten-person suite with international students and other transfers. I feel like we had similar interests, but we all did different things, too, which meant we could learn from one another. It was a lot of fun."

Liam McManus Class of 2024
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