Campus Life

More than 95% of Knox students live on campus and the rest live in nearby houses and apartments. As a residential campus, everything from student activities to housing arrangements have been designed to foster and support the intimacy and diversity you'll find in our community. No matter what your interests, you'll make friends and have a lot of fun. Most of all, you'll feel like you belong.

Get the Details on Residential Living
An updated letter (with your full mailing address and correct resident assistant) can also be found on your student portal. It's a good idea to contact your roommate before you arrive on campus so you can decide on what items each of you should bring. See the list of things you should (and shouldn't) bring to campus. To help you plan your new living space, view room and suite measurements.

Now that you know where you will be living, you can learn a bit more about your resident assistant (RA). Your RA is a student who lives in your residence and will be there to support you as a resource and friend whose goal is to maintain a safe, comfortable living and learning environment.

Learn about postal services at Knox.
Have items that need to be shipped to Knox? Your housing assignment letter also includes your Knox mailing address, called your K-Box. Learn more about mailroom and postal services at Knox.

Contribute to our culture of sustainability.
The Knox community is committed to creating and nurturing a culture of sustainability. When you arrive on campus, stop by the student-run Share Shop for school supplies, clothing for all seasons, and housewares. And take a few minutes to learn more about other sustainability programs and initiatives, events, and resources (including the Knox Farm, Bike Shop, and Bike Share).

Say "Cheese!"
Knox's photographers and videographers work throughout the year to capture and share the Knox experience with the College's many constituents. Our photos, audio, or video recordings may be used on the Knox College website and other digital communications, in print publications, and for publicity purposes. But you can choose to opt out of photo and video coverage. Read more about our media policy (PDF).