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Living On Campus

Housing & Residential Education

Mission

Our mission is to provide a residential environment in which staff and services promote student development within a comprehensive living experience.

Values

  • Learning: Foster individual growth and development by providing a residential environment that values academic success.
  • Engagement: Cultivate quality connections between students, peers, mentors, and the University.
  • Empowerment: Encourage and implement feedback resulting in enhanced service(s) to the residential community. 
  • Mentorship: Develop and sustain partnerships which promote individual growth and personal improvement of the student.
  • Belongingness: HRE staff are committed to ensuring and creating a living environment that provides support for all students.
  • Safety: Maintain, improve and develop secure residential facilities to meet the needs and expectations of the campus community. 
  • Retention: Attract and retain residential students by striving to develop meaningful relationships that value and honor the individuality of each person.

UWGB Civility & Inclusivity Statement

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (UW-Green Bay) is an institution of higher learning where the safety of its multifaceted community of people is expected and enforced. Campus activities, programs, classes, lectures and everyday interactions are enriched by our inclusion of one another as we strive to learn from each other in an atmosphere of positive engagement and mutual respect.

As campus members, we are responsible for our behaviors and are fully accountable for our actions. We must each take responsibility for our awareness of discrimination and its many forms (i.e. racism, sexism, ageism, xenophobia, transphobia, homophobia, etc.). The concept of campus civility and inclusiveness can be demonstrated in hallways, classrooms, student housing and workplace environment. 

  • Discriminatory Behavior
  • Academic Freedom
  • Reporting Incidents

A Home for Every Phoenix

Connection

  • Create lifelong friendships
  • Leadership opportunities

Amenities

  • Private bathrooms, free laundry and more!

Safety & Security

  • Multiple layers of support from student and full-time housing staff
  • 24/7 police and staff presences

Value

  • All-inclusive costs (utilities, laundry, internet, trash, and more!)
  • Support from housing staff and services

Convenience

  • 24/7/365 Service Desk @ Community Center
  • Close to classes

Success

  • Higher GPA
  • Higher rates of persistence to graduation

Our Buildings

We have three types of residential buildings at UW-Green Bay: residence halls, shared bedroom apartments and private bedroom apartments.

Residence hall room rendering

Residence Halls

  • 11 residence halls
  • 1 Resident Mentor (RM) per 30 students
  • ID card & pin access required to building & room
  • Private bathrooms
  • Fully furnished
  • Laundry in every building
  • Lounges & kitchens in every building for all resident use
  • Dining Meal Plan Required 
Shared bedroom apartment rendering

Shared Bedroom Apartments

  • Nine apartment-style buildings 
  • 1 Resident Mentor (RM) per 30-40 students
  • ID card & pin access required to building & room
  • Fully furnished
  • Lounges, laundry and vending in every building
  • Dining Meal Plan Optional 
Private bedroom apartment rendering

Private Bedroom Apartments

  • Six apartment-style buildings 
  • 1 Resident Mentor (RM) per 30-40 students
  • ID card & pin access required to building & room
  • Fully furnished
  • Lounges, laundry and vending in every building
  • Dining Meal Plan Optional
Cort Condon Hall

Cort Condon Hall

  • Sophomore Living
  • Apartment Style
  • 1.5 Bathrooms per apartment
  • 200 Residents
  • Shared bedrooms
  • Multiple lounge & common areas throughout

Residential Communities

First Year Communities
  • Eco Friendly Phoenix
  • Nursing
  • Safe and Inclusive Living (SAIL)
  • Wellness
First Year Communities with Class Requirement
  • Education LLC
  • First Gen Phoenix LLC
  • Innovators LLC

Services & Amenities

Housing Service Desk
  • Open 24/7
  • Help students with questions, lockouts, renting equipment, etc.
  • Submit maintenance requests
Mailroom
  • Open 7 days a week during the academic year
  • Processes mail and packages
Free laundry, wi-fi and 24/7 support

Residential Student Resources

Staff Here For You

  • Resident Mentors (RM)
  • Hall Manager (HM)
  • Facilities Staff
  • Housing Services Desk (24/7)
  • Area Coordinator (AC)
  • Housing Leadership Team

Hall Managers (HM) & Resident Mentors (RM) help:

  • Create community & develop programming opportunities
  • Students adjust to college
  • Mediate conversations between students
  • Uphold community standards
  • Ensure safety & security in buildings
  • Offer assistance and referrals
  • 24/7/365 on-duty staff response

University Dining

Dining Locations

  • Social House, Einstein Bros. Bagels, Garden Café, Grill and more!
  • Grubhub+ Student free delivery and Phlash Cash

Campus Housing Residents

  • Students living in residence halls are required to have a meal plan
  • Select from All Access or Phoenix 14 plans
  • Select meal plan during housing application process
  • Meal plans will be billed to SIS account in early August

Commuting

  • Can choose to purchase any meal plan
  • Meal plans are billed to SIS during select times
  • Can also purchase at University Ticketing & Information Center (UTIC)

Meal Plan Options

  • Plans assorted by cost, meal swipes and Phlash Cash amounts
  • You can switch your meal plan during the first two weeks of the semester
  • Check out the dining pages in your folder for full details
  • Visit the University Dining table today

View Meal Plan Options and Pricing

Being Phoenix Ready

Move In Day is Saturday, August 29

  • Think about homeowners or renters’ insurance coverage
  • Explore parking or bus transportation options
  • Think about student employment. Housing is always hiring!
  • Check out the Housing website for a list of what to bring and what not to bring
  • Keep checking your UW-Green Bay student email for updates

Parking Permits & Regulations

  • Students taking at least one in-person course will automatically have the parking permit fee added to their SIS account.
  • $105 per semester
  • Parking permits are all virtual
  • Students who do not use parking services can easily “opt out” and remove the fee through your SIS account.
  • Parking Regulations:
    • Vehicles may park on campus up to five times before a permit must be purchased.
    • Your virtual permit is valid in over 98% of our 4,491 available parking spaces.

Green Bay Metro (GBM)

  • Not bringing a car, not a problem!
  • GBM on Demand
    • Provides door-to-door transportation to key destinations: Target, Festival, Walmart, Bay Park Square Mall and more!
    • This service is completely free with a complimentary bus pass.
  • Four steps
    • Use your University ID to get a free bus pass at UTIC
    • Download the GBM on Demand App
    • In app, mark payment method as On Demand GBM pass
    • Book your ride!

GBM On Demand Info and App Download

Getting Involved On Campus

Why Get Involved?

The why is up to you! You get out of your college experience what you put into it. Take part in experiences to:

  • Build a sense of community
  • Meet potential friends
  • Learn a new perspective 

How to Get Involved

Getting Involved on campus is the best way to get the most out of your college experience.

  • Visit departments & connect with faculty/staff
  • Join social media pages and groups
  • Check out Phoenix Connect
  • Check out CUEGB
  • Take part in leadership opportunities
  • Look at campus advertisements

Balancing Commitments

College is full of activities and commitments that are juggled by students. Figure out how you want to split up your time between:

  • Class
  • Studying
  • Sleep
  • Eating
  • Work
  • Involvement & Socialization

Where to Start

Want to get involved, but don't know where to start?

  • Attend events
  • GB Welcome
  • Find events on Phoenix Connect, and postings around campus
  • Student employment

On-Campus Employment Opportunities

Benefits of working on campus are:

  • Meet new people
  • Make connections
  • Build your professional experience in a supportive environment
  • Learn new skills
  • Earn money

Ways to Get Involved

Student Organizations
  • Attend OrgSmorg on Wednesday, September 9
  • Explore Phoenix Connect to see over 130 student organizations!
Fraternity & Sorority Life
  • We have six FSL groups you can be involved in
  • Each organization teaches key components to your success: Friendship & Belonging,Service & Philanthropy, Scholarship, Involvement, Inclusivity, Leadership
  • Interested in learning more? Fill out the Fraternity & Sorority Life interest form.
Attend Events
  • GB Nites
  • Bingo
  • Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month & Estamos Aquí
  • Sample the City
  • Money Moves: Financial Wellness Simulator
  • Long Night Against Procrastination

The Student Engagement Center

The Student Engagement Center provides several different areas of support, leadership opportunities and activities to keep you busy all year long!

Meet the Staff

New Student Programs

  • GB Orientation
  • GB Welcome
  • Workshops and programs throughout the academic year

Parent & Family Programs

  • Phoenix Family Weekend: October 2-4, 2026
  • Activities that involve parents on and off campus

GB Week (September 2-12)

Engaging and fun events to welcome all students back to UW-Green Bay

Campus Cupboard

Providing perishable and nonperishable goods to all students when in need

Volunteerism and Service Projects

Day of Service: Friday, October 9, 2026

Maddie Wiles

how can we help?

Have additional questions about this session topic or need to request an accessible format? Please reach out to our GB Orientation team via email.

Email the GBO Team