University House

University House is a name shared by numerous buildings at many universities.

  • University House, Berkeley
  • University House, University of Sheffield
  • University House, Australian National University
  • University House, University of Melbourne
  • University House, University of Birmingham
  • University House, University of Lancaster
  • University House, University of East London
  • University House (University of Mississippi)

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