Engelhardt is a small hall on campus, making it easy to get to know everyone in the building. This hall is home to students with a variety of interests, hobbies and academic majors. Residents commit to keeping the hall free of alcohol and other drugs.

Completed in 2008, Haaland Hall houses students from a diverse array of backgrounds and represent many different identities and personalities. It is home to many engineering students due to its close proximity to the Engineering school in Kingsbury Hall. Haaland houses singles, doubles, triples, and in four and five person suites.

Hubbard is a medium co-ed residence hall that houses two themes: "Honors" and "Making the Grade," providing a place for students who want to live in a building where there are high academic expectations. Being a part of this community is a great way to get started at UNH. Hubbard students study hard but also have a lot of fun at the same time.

Lord is a small hall that houses residents with a great sense of community. Getting to know other Lord residents is easy. RA’s host weekly socials on each floor, as well as building socials in one of the four hall lounges. The main lounge on the first floor is home to a fireplace, a pool table, a piano, and flat screen TV with a DVD player.

Peterson is a medium co-ed hall. It has both traditional style rooms and suite style rooms in singles, doubles or triples, all air-conditioned. Each of the five floors have a large open lounge area and a study lounge. The first floor has a kitchen, laundry facility and a recreation lounge with a large screen television and Ping-Pong table.

Stoke is the largest residence hall at UNH. The community is comprised mostly of freshmen and sophomore students, allowing for great friendships and mentoring to occur in the building. There are two resident assistants (RAs) on every floor so that the residents have easy access to a staff member.

How does a quiet single near college woods and Philbrook dining hall sound? How about a shady, tree-surrounded cabin near a stream? All of these describe the location and environment around Marston House. Marston is home to residents who mostly live in single rooms (6 double rooms are available) but enjoy utilizing the lounge spaces for recreation and academics.

Hitchcock is comprised of three great floor communities for freshman and sophomores. The first floor is all male and the second and third floors are female. Hitchcock has a large lounge for studying, watching popular shows. The courtyard provides a great opportunity for students to hang out in warm weather. The hall is close to many academic buildings.