UR Boiler TM  Apartments

Northwest Campus: Village West

Central Campus: Hilltop Apartments, Aspire, Russell 414, Waldron 19, Waldron 125 and Waldron Square

East Campus: Cedarwood, Fuse and Salisbury Campus

Southeast Campus: Grant, Steely and Benchmark

University Residences takes responsibility for furnishing each apartment with basic furniture such as twin beds, mattresses, desks and in some cases where space allows, a small dinette set. Basic utilities are included for undergraduate students (water, heat, internet, sewer). Amenities include: off-street parking, on-site laundry, air conditioning, cable or streaming tv, internet with Wi-Fi, all utilities, full kitchen with appliances (refrigerator, stove/oven, microwave.) Shower curtains and rings are provided along with one small trashcan in the kitchen area. A starter supply of toilet paper will be provided. Paper towels will not be provided.

Security varies by location and style of construction. Some are open air corridors with an exterior apartment door. This is equal in security to our on-campus locations in the high-rise buildings at Hilltop Apartments. Some URBA locations have exterior doors in addition to apartment doors. There is also a main front desk location staffed 24/7, with phone number and email address, in Hilltop Apartments for all University Residences Boiler Apartment locations that can assist students assigned to University Residences Boiler Apartments.

Collaborations between the Purdue Police/Fire/EMS and the West Lafayette Police and Fire Departments work hand in hand to address the safety concerns of our students, staff, faculty and visitors. Both the Purdue University and West Lafayette City Police and Fire departments train and work side by side together to provide the best public safety services possible. It is common to see both West Lafayette City and Purdue University Police and Fire Departments responding together and supporting each other to address our student’s public safety needs. The Purdue Fire Department’s advanced life support ambulances will continue to serve our University Residence contracted students whether on campus proper or in an apartment complex just off campus. To further enhance the safety needs of our students and ensure the proper response, both the West Lafayette and Purdue Police/Fire/EMS Dispatch Centers are now co-located inside the Purdue University Police Department.

On-site parking will be an option in most University Residences Boiler Apartments properties. In some cases, there may be an additional fee for parking. Students who live 1.5 miles or more off campus are eligible to purchase “C” parking permits through Purdue University Parking when parking on campus.

Campus CityBus hours vary by day. All weekday busses are available from 6:15 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.

Yes, all freshman can attend BGR and are highly encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity.

Yes, students living in University Residences Boiler Apartments will be required to have a meal plan. Students can increase or decrease their meal plan beginning on July 18th - August 18th by visiting the housing contract portal. After August 18th, students will only be able to increase their meal plan during the semester. For the most up-to-date meal plan information and pricing, please visit our meal plans page on the Purdue Dining & Culinary website here.

Mutual roommate requests received prior to April 15 will be honored, provided there is no conflict with other programs such as learning communities. Mutual requests after April 15 will be honored to the best of our ability and may result in assignment to University Residences Boiler Apartments. 

No, the same as other University Residences apartments, weekly cleaning is not provided.

Yes, nearly every University Residences Boiler Apartments location will have a mix of freshmen and upperclassmen.

Please contact University Residences at 765-494-1000 or housing@purdue.edu for more information.