Apartment Complex

Get the benefits of living on campus — with the freedom and independence of living off campus.

222 Connecticut Apartments

Our apartment-style residence hall offers the privacy and independence of off-campus living with the convenience and benefits of on-campus life. This four-story facility houses up to 163 students.

Located next to the academic buildings, students are just a few steps from classes, the library, and other campus facilities, making it very easy to get to their destinations quickly.

Contact Us

Office of Student Engagement & Housing

Phone: 716-829-8454 Email: housing@dyc.edu Office: KAB 203 Hours: Mon-Fri, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM

Quad Apartment Floor Plan

campus apartment quad floor plan

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First Floor Lounge

First Floor Lounge

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Quad Apartment Bedroom

Quad Apartment bedroom

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Apartment Kitchen and Living Space

Kitchen and Living Space in Quad Apartment

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222 Apartments Lounge

Shared Lounge Space in Quad Apartment

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Apartment Kitchen

Open Kitchen Space with fridge, stove and microwave

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Apartments Floor Lounge

The Apartment Complex has plenty of places for groups to meet and study, including a lobby area on each floor.

Amenities & Features

The Apartment Complex features specially designed Quad/Doubles & studio (medical required) apartments.

Individual electronic access cards are used to gain entry to the building, protecting your safety and privacy.

Amenities include:

  • Recreation area
  • Computer lab
  • Free laundry facilities
  • Well-lit, gated resident-only parking lot (w/purchase of hang tag)
  • Air-conditioning
  • Full-size refrigerator/freezer
  • Microwave and stove
  • SPECTRUMU
  • Wi-Fi Internet access
  • Resident Advisors on each floor
  • Housing Information Representatives

Eligibility

The 222 apartments are focused on housing our undergrad student community.  Eligibility is for students from sophomore year to senior year.  Preference for rooms is given to students currently living on-campus.  Students must also be in good academic and judicial standing with D’Youville to live in the apartments.  
Graduate students who need housing will be put on a waitlist for the apartments and will be assigned only if space permits, on a first come first serve basis.  Grad students on the waitlist will be contacted after June 15th each year if there is space available for the upcoming fall term.

Meal Plans

Apartment residents are not automatically enrolled in a meal plan, but may purchase one upon request. More information about meal plans and campus dining can be found on the campus dining page.

D'Youville Dollars

Students living in the complex will receive $225 of D’Youville dollars each semester that can be used at any time either in the Maggie’s Café or the Dining Commons.