Residential Life
More than 9,000 Virginia Tech students reside on campus. A majority of the residential halls are located on the southwestern side of the Drillfield. Currently, there are twenty-nine residential halls housing undergraduate and graduate students.
The university has on-campus housing for graduate and professional students who are single; the housing may not accommodate families and spouses.
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