Welcome!

ALL OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION FROM THE OFFICE OF RESIDENCE LIFE & HOUSING WILL BE SENT TO YOUR MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EMAIL ADDRESS

Please click here for a special message from the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs in reference to Fall 2023 Housing.

Spring Residence Hall Closing Dates

All students must be fully moved out of their respective hall assignment as follows:

May 19th by 5PM
Altus, Baldwin Hall, Blount Towers, Cummings House, Harper Tubman, Lord Baltimore, O'Connell Hall, Rawlings Hall, Thurgood Marshall Hall
*Graduating seniors must be out by 5PM on May 20th*

June 1, 2023 by 5PM
Marble Hall Gardens and HH Midtown
PLEASE NOTE THAT SUMMER HOUSING WILL NOT BE OFFERED

A Message From The MSU Post Office

We are coming to the end of the semester.  Before you leave campus make sure you put in a change of address with the United States Post Office to your permanent address.  If you are changing your residential location, then inform the MSU Post Office so that your dorm can be updated.

If you are expecting an MSU payroll check the MSU Post Office can forward your check via First Class Mail, Prepaid Federal Express, Prepaid Post Office Express, or Prepaid UPS.

For more information, please contact the MSU Post Office directly at msupo@morgan.edu or (443)885-3234.

The Office of Residence Life & Housing (ORLH) at Morgan State University supports and is an integral part of the educational and social development of our students. Additionally, we provide a safe and comfortable living environment that enhances the academic success and achievements of our students.

At Morgan State University, students who are a part of the residential community are afforded a variety of opportunities for personal growth and development. We accomplish this through both structured and informal programs, and leadership opportunities throughout the academic year.

The term "residence hall" is a source of pride for those who work in The Office of Residence Life & Housing. It is based on the idea that in-class instruction is only a part of the college student's academic experience. Research has shown that 60% of a college student's time is spent outside of the classroom.

The foundation of our Residence Life program is student academic success. We provide an educational setting that integrates classroom and interpersonal development into a holistic learning experience. We also provide a living-learning environment that is conducive to the educational growth and personal development of the student.

We seek to build a community that inspires life experiences, citizenship, and personal growth. It is important to us that we realize our stake in the development of tomorrow's leaders.
Student success is our foundation!

Sincerely,
Dr. Douglas Gwynn
Director, The Office of Residence Life & Housing