Your Home at Marshall

• For information on incoming first-year housing, visit the HDH Undergrad Housing website.
• All residential hall and apartment beds are extra-long twins (36" x 80").

Marshall Residence Halls:

• Six 4-story buildings to the north titled N, O, P, Q, R, & S
• Three 2-story buildings to the south titled T, U, & V buildings
• Four lounges, three laundry facilities, mailboxes, a full dining facility, sand volleyball courts and grassy hump
• Buildings are connected via secured breezeways
• Living rooms measure about 14' x 11'
• Hallways are approximately 3' wide
• Balconies are about 8' x 5'
• Ceilings are 8' 9"
• Single-gender suites that consist of singles, doubles, and triples.
• Rooms arranged around a common living area and patio
• The common living area has a couch, two chairs, a coffee table, and two lamps
• Each resident has a twin bed, nightstand, a desk with a computer shelf**, and a closet
• Each of the suites is wired for telephone, cable, and internet service
• When decorating, please check the policies and procedures
• Mailboxes are located inside Angela's Space located on the 4th floor of the OceanView Terrace (OVT) building

Room Dimensions

Single Rooms:

Closets are approximately 6 square feet, ceilings are 8'9" tall, and beds are between 13 and 23 inches off the ground.

Double Room:

Double rooms are about 190 SF, on average. Double rooms are offered in apartments and residence halls, depending on the particular facility. Double rooms are set up for two students. 

Your bedspace is the letter after your room number…i.e TM-102a.

• If you are assigned to the “a” bedspace, your bed is on the left as you enter the room
• If you are assigned to the “b” bedspace, your bed is on the right as you enter the room

The permanent closets are at least 6 square feet, ceilings are 8'9" tall, and bunk beds are between 13 and 23 inches off the ground.

Triple Room:

Triple rooms are appropriately furnished with a bed and desk for each student in the room; however, configurations vary by college and facility.

Your bedspace is the letter after your room number…i.e TM-102a.

• If you are assigned to the “a” bedspace, your bed is the lower bunk
• If you are assigned to the “b” bedspace, your bed is the upper bunk
• If you are assigned to the “c” bedspace, your bed is the loft

Upper Apartments

• Six buildings titled G, H, J, K, L, & M.
• Single-story: one triple room, one double rooms, one single room, a kitchen, closet, bathroom, and balcony.
• Each apartment has a sink, stove, oven, full refrigerator, kitchen table, four chairs, 3 seats, a couch, 2 lamps, and 3 coffee tables.
• Each resident has a single bed, a dresser, a desk, a bookcase, and a closet. Each of the apartments is wired for telephone and internet service.
• Laundry facilities and a basketball half-court
• Mailboxes are located on the inside of Angela's Space located on the 4th floor of the OceanView Terrace building.

Room Dimensions

Single Rooms:

Closets are approximately 6 square feet, ceilings are 8'9" tall, and beds are between 13 and 23 inches off the ground.

Double Room:

Double rooms are about 190 SF, on average. Double rooms are offered in apartments and residence halls, depending on the particular facility. Double rooms are set up for two students. 

Your bedspace is the letter after your room number…i.e TM-102a.

• If you are assigned to the “a” bedspace, your bed is on the left as you enter the room
• If you are assigned to the “b” bedspace, your bed is on the right as you enter the room

The permanent closets are at least 6 square feet, ceilings are 8'9" tall, and bunk beds are between 13 and 23 inches off the ground.

Triple Room:

Triple rooms are appropriately furnished with a bed and desk for each student in the room; however, configurations vary by college and facility.

Your bedspace is the letter after your room number…i.e TM-102a.

• If you are assigned to the “a” bedspace, your bed is the lower bunk
• If you are assigned to the “b” bedspace, your bed is the upper bunk
• If you are assigned to the “c” bedspace, your bed is the loft

Notes

• All ceilings are 8 feet tall.
• Living room:14' x 12'1'
• Double bedroom #2: 12' x 16'
• Single bedroom #3: 10.75' x 12'

Our Houses are split into three different sections: Residential Halls & Uppers Apartments. 

Uppers:

• H: Human Rights
• J: Justice
• K: Knowledge
• L: Liberation
• M: Movement

Residential Halls

• N: Narrative
• O: Opportunity
• P: Peace
• Q: Quest
• R: Revolutionary
• S: Solidarity
• T/U: Truth/Unity
• V: Voice

Gender Inclusive Housing (GIH) is available for undergraduate residents living on-campus at UC San Diego. 

Below are some Gender Inclusive Housing FAQs; Please feel free to contact our office at 858-534-4340 or tmreslife@ucsd.edu if you have questions about GIH housing. 

Is Gender Inclusive Housing new?

Gender-inclusive housing has been an option available for continuing students for several years. Gender Inclusive Housing allows students (with a housing guarantee) of ALL gender identifications to live together in apartments. Each year, the process and options are expanded to accommodate folks- and that is what is NEW and EXCITING!

What does Gender Inclusive Housing mean?

This means that ALL gender identities can live together in an apartment AND within a shared bedroom. 

I don’t know if Gender Inclusive Housing is for me. How do I decide?

Many of you have already had mixed-gendered living experiences growing up. We encourage you to reflect upon those experiences also to help inform your decision. Consider speaking with your RA to explore if the Gender Inclusive Housing option is right for you.

We encourage ALL students who embody an inclusive mindset around all gender identities and would benefit from living amongst all genders to consider selecting the Gender Inclusive Housing option.

How do I sign up?

Each individual must apply AND complete the Housing Application online during the designated housing application period through the Room Selection Website (see below). You must indicate interest in the Gender Inclusive Housing option.

Can I live in any College/Area in Gender Inclusive Housing?

Applications will be restricted to your college of registration for placement, and you must have a housing guarantee. This housing option is ONLY available to groups of students from the same college.

Where will Gender Inclusive Housing be located at Marshall?

Marshall College typically officers our two housing types/locations for Gender Inclusive Housing, Upper Apartments, and Residential Halls.

What if I am a first year assigned to another living area this year (i.e. Revelle (Marvelles Marshall students at Revelle), the Village and LLC’s at other Colleges).

This option IS available to ALL eligible Marshall students, even if you are living at another location as a current Frosh. 

Where can I learn more

Stay tuned for more info via informational sessions, opportunities for dialogue, and posted information throughout the process. Our primary goal is for you to get your Housing Application submitted while paying close attention to meeting ALL deadlines associated with opting in and submitting your completed application. If you are looking for more information you can also find additional resources on the HDH website regarding GIH and LLC's.
 

I think I am ready to sign up! What do I do next?

Sign up and submit your app before the deadline. Deadlines are posted on the Room Selection site here: https://hdh.ucsd.edu/housing/roomselection/pages/Deadlines.html  

If you have any questions, need advice before deciding, or anything else, please do not hesitate to contact your RA and/or the staff here at the Marshall Residential Life office. You can also call (858) 534-4340.

Additional info about LLCs and Gender Inclusive Housing can be found on the HDH Room Selection Website: https://hdh.ucsd.edu/housing/roomselection/pages/Additional.html