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Information about our campuses.

As a visitor to Laurier, it's hard to miss the school spirit and the close-knit community we have built here. Our campuses are situated in thriving and culturally diverse communities.

Prospective students can explore our campuses virtually or book an in-person campus tour .

Building hours and closure notices can be found on our Campus Status page .

Parking on Campus

Visit our Parking page to find information about visitor parking as well as alternative modes of transportation. If you are the guest of an academic or administrative department, ask your host about the availability of a visitor parking pass.

Dining on Campus

If you’re looking for a place to eat, there are many choices on Laurier's campuses.  Laurier Food Services  offers a wide variety of food options.

Our Waterloo campus food options include the Fresh Food Company dining hall, BYTE 75 Coffee & Social (located in Lazaridis Hall), the Terrace Food Court and Wilf’s Restaurant and Bar (both located in the Fred Nichols Centre), and many more. All on-campus food service locations accept Interact, Visa and Mastercard.

Our Brantford campus is conveniently located in the heart of downtown where you can visit unique restaurants and cafés to satisfy your appetite.

Campus Safety

Our mobile safety application, SAFEHawk , features campus-specific emergency contacts at all Laurier locations, personal support resources, safety tips, new feeds and accessibility information.

SAFEHawk is available as a free download for Apple or Android. Visitors are encouraged to download SAFEHawk and enable notifications to receive time-sensitive alert.

Explore Our Communities

Step outside of our campuses and discover the vibrant communities where Laurier is located.

In Waterloo, the region offers plenty of hiking trails, golf courses, skating rinks and even a ski hill. About two blocks away from the Waterloo campus, you can explore the beautiful scenery at Waterloo Park. There's also the opportunity to explore both the St. Jacob’s Farmers' Market and the Kitchener Market, featuring many local artisans.

A centre of arts, culture and heritage, there are many activities to keep you busy in Brantford. Learn more about Brantford’s heritage by visiting its many museums and historic sites. Boasting a small-town feel with big-city amenities, visitors to Laurier's Brantford campus will feel right at home.

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Join Laurier Milton in 2024

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Buildings and Styles

No matter what building you're assigned, you'll find your fit and place in the Laurier community. We offer a wide variety of living accommodations and each residence offers a unique experience for incoming students. 

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Housing Options

The Department of Residence recognizes a student's right in Ontario to self-identify their gender and/or gender identity. As such, students are placed in residence based on their self-identified gender and/or gender identity and not their assigned birth gender.

Co-Ed Buildings

The majority of our residences are co-ed buildings and house students of various gender identities throughout, in shared double rooms and/or apartment units with others who identify as or are most comfortable in either a "male" or "female" environment.

Available in Brantford and Waterloo.

Single Gender Buildings

Single gender buildings are available for students who are most comfortable living within an "all-male" or "all-female" environment. These residences typically accommodate students with religious or cultural needs who require single gender environments.

Available in Waterloo only.

Mixed-Gender Communities

Gender is not considered during the placement process. Students of a variety of gender identities are placed in attaching semi-private rooms and/or apartment units, including but not limited to male, female, trans, non-binary, genderqueer, different identity.

Check out the different residence style options available on our campuses. Once you've found a style that suits your needs, take a look at the different  buildings  offered in each style.

Dormitory-style residences have limited shared cooking facilities, whereas apartment-style residences have kitchens. Apartment units may be a combination of single rooms and shared double rooms.

Apartment-style residences.

Apartment-Style, Single Room (Co-Ed Building)

These apartment units house two to seven students, and all students within the apartment unit identify as the same gender.

Depending upon the building, each apartment unit has one to three washrooms. All students within the apartment unit share the common areas (kitchen, living room and washrooms).

Residence Buildings

Expositor Place, Grand River Hall, Post House, Wilkes House

Total Number of Beds Available

473 beds in single rooms

Roommate Groups

Students who select this style as one of their residence preferences are able to request a roommate by forming a roommate group.

Apartment-Style, Shared Double Room (Co-Ed Building)

These apartment units house five to seven students, and all students within the apartment unit identify as the same gender.

Grand River Hall, Wilkes House (two beds)

122 beds in shared double rooms

Dormitory- and apartment-style accommodations.

Dormitory-Style, Semi-Private (Co-Ed Building)

Each community is co-ed.

One washroom is shared between two students who identify as the same gender or who both applied for gender inclusive housing.

King Street Residence, Waterloo College Hall, one wing in Willison Hall

666 beds in single rooms 16 beds in shared double rooms

Students are not able to request a preferred roommate to share the washroom. Students who select this style as one of their residence preference should not form a roommate group, as roommate requests will not be considered.

Dormitory-Style, Traditional, Single Room (Co-Ed Building)

Each community is single-gender, based upon the gender identity indicated in the residence application. Communal single-gendered washrooms are shared between all of the students living in the community. Community sizes vary within each building, and can range from approximately 16 – 40 students.

Conrad Hall (38 beds), Willison Hall (3 beds)

41 beds in single rooms

Residence Lottery

Due to the limited number of rooms in this category, students are not able to select this type of room as one of their residence preferences within the onine residence application. Single rooms in dormitory-style, traditional residence buildings are not assigned through the general residence room assignment lottery.

Dormitory-Style, Traditional, Shared Double Room (Co-Ed Building)

Each community is single-gender, based upon the gender identity indicated in the residence application.

Communal single-gendered washrooms are shared between all of the students living in the community. Community sizes vary within each building, and can range from approximately 16 – 40 students.

Bouckaert Hall, Conrad Hall, Little House, Macdonald House and two wings of Willison Hall.

768 beds in shared double rooms

Dormitory-Style, Traditional, Shared Double Room (Single Gender Building)

Each building is single-gender, based upon the gender identity indicated in the residence application.

Communal single-gendered washrooms are shared between all of the students living in the community. Community sizes vary within each building, and can range from approximately 16 – 22 students.

Euler Residence (cisgender man/male) and Leupold Residence (cisgender woman/female)

Euler Residence - 34 beds in shared double rooms Leupold Residence – 1 bed in a single room; 34 beds in shared double rooms

Apartment-Style, Ensuite, Single Room (Co-Ed Building)

These apartment units house five students, and all students within the apartment unit identify as the same gender.

Each student has their own ensuite washroom. All students within the apartment unit share the common areas (kitchen and living room).

260 Regina St Apartments, Marshall St Apartments (5 units)

327 beds in single rooms

Apartment-Style, Premium Plus, Single Room (4-Bedroom Units) (Co-Ed Building)

These apartment units house 4 students, and all students within the apartment unit identify as the same gender.

Each apartment unit has two washrooms. All students within the apartment unit share the common areas (kitchen, living room and washrooms).

Bricker Residence

291 beds in single rooms

Apartment-Style, Premium, Single Room (5-Bedroom Units) (Co-Ed Building)

These apartment units house 5 students, and all students within the apartment unit identify as the same gender.

Marshall St Apartments, 201 Lester St Apartments, 202 Lester St Apartments, 53 Bricker Ave Apartments, 32 University Ave Apartments

952 beds in single rooms

Apartment-Style, Regular, Shared Double Room (Co-Ed Building)

These apartment units house two students, and both students within the apartment unit identify as the same gender.

Each apartment unit has one washroom. Both students within the apartment unit share the common areas (kitchen, living room and washroom).

Residence Building

Regina residence.

20 beds in shared double rooms

Due to the limited number of rooms available in this category, students are not able to select this type of room as one of their residence preferences within the onine residence application. Shared double rooms in the apartment-style, premium residence building are not assigned through the general residence room assignment lottery.

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Waterloo apartment-style.

Equipped with four fully furnished bedrooms in each apartment, all suites possess two full baths and a common kitchen, living and dining room. The kitchen is furnished with a fridge and stove. The units are fully furnished, with the exception of small kitchen appliances and dishes.

Bricker is also accessible to persons with physical disabilities and has suites for these students on the ground floor. Other facilities include laundry rooms and a study room. A television lounge on the main floor and a large common lounge provide students with a location to relax and interact with others in the building.

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Marshall Street Apartments

Marshall Street Apartments, located at 50 Marshall Street, is a newly constructed six-storey building. The building has 21 apartment units in five-bedroom configurations that house 105 students in single rooms, including three residence life dons. This apartment-style, co-ed building is fully furnished. The building is located about five minutes from campus.

Each apartment unit at Marshall Street Apartments has two full washrooms, a common kitchen and a living/dining room. The kitchen is furnished with a fridge and stove.

The building has a study room, a laundry room with coin-operated machines and an elevator.

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Students residing in Regina Residence have access to study rooms, a lounge, and laundry facilities in the King Street Residence.

202 Lester St. Apartments

202 Lester St Apartments is a 12-storey building located at 202 Lester Street, less than 500 metres from the edge of campus.

The Department of Residence has leased a total of 68 apartment units in five-bedroom configurations to house 340 first-year students in single rooms, including 12 residence life dons. This co-ed building is fully furnished, and each unit is carpet-free.

• Each bedroom has a locking door, desk, desk chair, 2-drawer dresser, and bed with a mattress requiring single-sheets.
• Each apartment has a common area that is shared by all 5 students living in the unit. This area is furnished with a kitchen table, 4 table-chairs, a loveseat, two sofa chairs and one coffee table. The Department of Residence will not be providing cable service.
• Each apartment has a kitchen complete with one fridge and stove as well as a dishwasher.
• Each apartment has air-conditioning and WiFi.

Every student will have access to the app-based laundry facilities located on alternating floors throughout the building.

260 Regina St Apartments

260 Regina St Apartments is a 17-storey building located at 260 Regina Street North, less than 500 metres from the edge of campus.

The Department of Residence has leased a total of 64 apartment units in five-bedroom configurations to house 314 first-year students in single rooms, including six residence life dons. This co-ed building is fully furnished, and each unit is carpet-free.

• Each bedroom has a locking door, private washroom, desk, dresser, and bed with a mattress requiring single-sheets.
• Each apartment has a common area that is shared by all 5 students living in the unit. This area is furnished with a kitchen table, 4 table-chairs, a couch, and two coffee tables. The Department of Residence will not be providing cable service.
• Each apartment has a kitchen complete with two fridges and a stove.

Every student will have access to the building’s communal study room and coin-operated laundry facilities, and a first-come, first-serve bike storage area.

32 University Ave Apartments

32 University Ave Apartments is a 7-storey building located at 32 University Avenue East, less than 500 metres from the edge of campus.

This co-ed building is fully furnished, and each apartment unit is carpet free.

• Each bedroom has a locking door, desk, dresser, bookshelf, and bed with a mattress requiring twin-sheets unless a long bed is present.
• Each apartment has a common area that is shared by all 5 students living in the unit. This area is furnished with a kitchen table, 4 table-chairs, a couch, and two coffee tables.

Every student will have access to the building’s communal study room and coin-operated laundry facilities ($2 per washing cycle/$2 per drying cycle).

Waterloo Domitory-Style

Bouckaert hall.

Bouckaert Hall’s facilities include laundry machines on most floors, and a communal lounge in the lower level of the building.

Explore Bouckaert Hall

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C.H. Little House

All floors in Little House have common lounges, kitchenettes, and washroom facilities. Little House has laundry rooms and study rooms.

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Clara Conrad Hall

Each floor in Conrad Hall has a common lounge with kitchenette, and common washrooms. Other facilities include laundry rooms and study rooms.

Euler Residence

Euler’s two floors provide common lounges, kitchenettes and washrooms. Other facilities include laundry rooms and study rooms. Euler residents also have access to the Euler/Leupold recreation room located in Leupold Residence. Two dons manage this building.

Explore Euler Residence

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King St. Residence

This eight-storey, co-ed residence building houses 328 students in dormitory-style rooms. King Street Residence provides 320 single rooms with semi-private washroom facilities, and four double-occupancy rooms with private washroom facilities. A team of 14 residence dons manages this building.

Each floor in King Street Residence has a common lounge with a kitchenette. Other facilities include study rooms, meeting rooms and a laundry room.

Explore King Street Residence

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Leupold Residence

Each floor has common washrooms, lounges, and kitchenettes. Other facilities include laundry rooms.

Explore Leupold Residence

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Macdonald House

Each floor in Macdonald House has a separate common lounge, kitchenette and washrooms. Other facilities include a study room and a laundry room.

Explore Macdonald House

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Waterloo College Hall

Waterloo College Hall provides 312 single rooms with semi-private washroom facilities and four double-occupancy rooms with private washroom facilities. Internet is available in each of the residence rooms.

Each floor in Waterloo College Hall has a common lounge with a kitchenette. Other facilities include study rooms, meeting rooms, and a laundry room.

Explore Waterloo College Hall

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Willison Hall

Each floor in Willison has a common lounge with a kitchenette, and washroom facilities. Willison Hall also has a large lounge, study rooms and laundry rooms.

Explore Willison Hall

View a 360-degree panorama of both single and double rooms in Willison Hall. Click and drag your mouse to move through the image.

Double Room

Single Room

Brantford Apartment-Style

Expositor place.

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Grand River Hall

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Wilkes House

Following a complete renovation of the interior and exterior of the building, Wilkes House features 38 single rooms and one double room within seven one-of-a-kind apartment suites. Larger suites housing eight people come equipped with two refrigerators. Laundry facilities are located on the third level.

Ready to Start Your Application? 

Now that you've taken the time to explore our residence styles and buildings, head over to the residence application page to get started. 

Don't miss the deadline and secure your spot! The deadline to complete and submit your application together with payment of the $600 non-refundable residence deposit is June 3, 2024 at 11:59 p.m.

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After a lot of planning, we're excited to welcome future students to our newest campus on Saturday, May 25 .

Register for Milton Open House and connect with faculty, staff and other future students of Laurier Milton. Find out firsthand what life could look like for you (or a student you support) studying close to home at this future-focused, commuter campus .

Convocation Ceremonies

We're hosting our spring 2024 convocation ceremonies June 4 in Brantford and June 10–14 in Waterloo. Find all you need to know about being a guest at convocation , and if you cannot attend in person you can stream the ceremony on Laurier Live .

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