USI At a Glance
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Board of Trustees Officers of the UniversityThe University provides a comprehensive range of support services and activities for students. These include academic skills development, child care, counseling, financial aid, placement, housing, health services, student activities, leadership development, and intramural and recreational programs. Student Services promotes personal growth, academic achievement, and cultural diversity. Dedicated staff prepare students to be knowledgeable, responsible citizens who demonstrate a commitment to lifelong learning, ethical behavior, personal achievement, and community involvement. There are nearly 100 student organizations – academic, social, recreational, and honorary, including Greek-letter organizations.
Housing and Residence Life - The University provides a high-quality, affordable living environment which is culturally enriching and committed to the academic success of the approximately 2,800 students who live in the Housing and Residence Life facilities. Housing facilities include the Joseph E. O’Daniel Apartments south of Clarke Lane and the Frank F. McDonald Apartments north of Clarke Lane. New this year is the Residence Life Community Center located in the heart of the apartment area. This state of the art building features a large common living room, expanded convenience store with pizza delivery, wireless internet and laundry room. Four suite-style residence halls, Newman Hall, Governors Hall, O’Bannon Hall, and Ruston Hall, offer incoming freshmen a more traditional campus living environment, with much of the privacy and convenience offered in the apartments. Ruston Hall houses USI’s seven living-learning communities exclusively for first-year students. New this year is the Sophomore Year Experience Living-Learning Community where students can extend or join a living-learning community within the apartment areas.
The academic year housing cost for a student in a two-bedroom unit is $3,450, in a one-bedroom unit, the per-student cost is $4,168. The basic meal plan is $3,25s0 (Blue Eagle Meal Plan).
Housing / Food Service Rates
Housing rates per semester per student| McDonald or O'Daniel Apartment | |
| Two Bedroom: Two students per bedroom | $1,675 |
| One student per bedroom | $3,000 |
| One Bedroom: Two students | $2,023 |
| One student | $3,765 |
| Governors, Newman, O'Bannon or Ruston Hall | |
| One & Two bedroom: Two students per bedroom | $1,675 |
| Plan Name | Cost |
| Red Eagle Plan | $1,649 |
| White Eagle Plan | $1,610 |
| Blue Eagle Plan | $1,480 |
| Titanium Club Plan | $1,079 |
| Platinum Club | $789 |
| Gold Club | $540 |
Libraries
The David L. Rice Library offers specialized resources and services to support
the research and instructional needs of the students and faculty of the
University. In addition to the many materials available within the library,
some of the library's Online resources include: full-text article databases,
e-books, Online news sources, research guides, and more. Members of the
University community may take advantage of the helpful services offered
by the Rice Library, including reference assistance, checkout privileges,
and instructional services. Visit the library’s
web site for further information.
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