Campus of The University of Southern California - University Housing

University Housing

University of Southern California "TrojanHousing" Buildings:

Residence Halls Apartments Defunct Halls
  • Arts and Humanities Residential College at Parkside (PRB)
  • Birnkrant Residential College (BSR)
  • Fluor Tower (FLT)
  • Marks Hall (DXM)
  • Marks Tower (DMT)
  • New Residential College (COLNEW)
  • North Residential College (HRHNRC)
  • Pardee Tower (PTD)
  • Parkside International Residential College (IRC)
  • Radisson Hotel (RMH)
  • Trojan Hall (TRO)
  • Webb Tower (WTO)
  • Annenberg House (ANH)
  • Arts & Humanities Residential College (PRB)
  • Bel-Air (BAA)
  • Cardinal 'n Gold (CNG)
  • Cardinal Gardens (CAR)
  • Centennial (CEN)
  • Century (CAP)
  • Fairmont (FMT)
  • Founders (FSA)
  • Helena (HAP)
  • Hillview (HIL)
  • Honors House (HHR)
  • La Sorbonne (LAB)
  • Manor (MAB)
  • Max Kade House (GEX)
  • Pacific (PCA)
  • Parkside Apartments (PKS)
  • Portland North
  • Regal Trojan (RTA)
  • Regent (RGA)
  • Seaver Residence Hall (SRH)
  • Senator (SNA)
  • Seven Gables (SGA)
  • Severance Street Apts. (SSA)
  • Sierra (SIE)
  • Stardust (SAI)
  • Sunset (SUN)
  • Terrace (TSA)
  • Troy Hall (TRH)
  • Troy Hall East (TRE)
  • Troyland (TAP)
  • Twin Palms (TPA)
  • University Regent (URA)
  • Vista (VIS)
  • Windsor (WIN)
  • Dean's Hall

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