Student Affairs

Are you a new undergraduate student with a question about living on campus?  Check out our list of frequently asked questions and answers!  Find out:

• Who is required to live on campus? Who is guaranteed campus housing?
• How are first year housing assignments conducted? How are roommates selected?
• Who are the people in the residential community who can help if I need anything?
• What should I bring to campus? What am I allowed to bring into the residence halls?
• And many more!

View our list of Frequently Asked Questions about Living on Campus

Health and Wellness and the Dean of Student Affairs Office are excited to announce that The Haven at College is coming to Tufts in Fall 2019!

This innovative, dynamic program was created for college-age students struggling with substance use and is a leading national provider of on-campus drug and alcohol treatment and recovery support services. Tufts’ collaboration with The Haven will be based in the Office of Health Promotion and Prevention and will include:

• an outpatient center adjacent to campus that provides a safe and relatable place for students to meet, grow, and recover from substance use and co-occurring disorders like anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress;
• an on-campus recovery residence for students who want to participate in a sober living program that can support them while they explore or struggle with substance-use issues; and 
• staff dedicated to developing programs, trainings, and Tufts-specific resources for students and student groups.

Explore The Haven’s website to learn more about their programs, or contact Ian Wong, Director of Health Promotion and Prevention, and/or Sophie Pyne, Senior University Account Director for The Haven at College.