Gender-inclusive housing is defined as an option for students to share the same room regardless of their sex, gender, or gender identity. All students are welcome to apply. This space is intended to support students who identify as transgender, non-binary or gender fluid, are currently transitioning or are considering transition, or who may not identify with their gender assigned at birth. Living in this area is an opt-in choice; therefore interested students must select Gender Inclusive Housing as one of their preferred living areas in their Housing application. Prospective residents must complete a supplemental application regarding their interests in this community; admittance will be contingent upon this application. Please note that your answers will be kept confidential. This living area is not intended for co-habitation. Gender Inclusive and Rainbow will be housed in the same residence hall.

All Gender Restrooms (On Campus and Off Campus)

Indoor Adventure is a community focused on the common interests of video gaming, other gaming, anime, and comic books. It will bring together individuals who want to share these passions with others in a supportive community setting that establishes a balance between the virtual world and real world responsibilities (e.g., academics and personal connections). Residents within the Indoor Adventure community will have the opportunity to network with various on-campus organizations, including the Residents’ Official Board of Technology (ROBOT). Indoor Adventure also features a gaming lounge at the bottom of the building. Open to casual and serious gamers alike from all academic disciplines.

This residence option is for freshmen interested in the Klamath Connection program. Final placement in this area is dependent upon acceptance into the Klamath Connection program. Residents within the Klamath Connection Living Community will share living space and experience special programmatic activities focused on the Klamath Basin including presentations, field trips, and study groups.

For more information and to apply visit humboldt.edu/klamathconnection.

Native American Living is a community of residents interested in native culture and history.  Residents living in this area will develop programs and activities that may include guest speakers, discussion and community projects. Residents will have the opportunity to participate in local activities within the native communities. HSU Native American staff members advise this special interest area. Prospective residents must complete a supplemental application regarding their interests in this community; admittance will be contingent upon this application.

The Rainbow Community is designed as an intentional living community affirming the cultural experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer, non-identifying, and questioning residents as well as their allies. All residents are welcome to apply. Living in this area is an opt-in choice; therefore interested students must select Rainbow Community as one of their preferred living areas in their Housing application. The community is an additional option for students who desire gender-inclusive housing, as this living area allows roommate pairings regardless of sex or gender identity. Residents who have not already chosen a roommate can elect to be assigned a roommate who is also interested in gender-inclusive housing options. Residents who live in this community can expect to be paired with roommates regardless of gender identity. Prospective residents must complete a supplemental application regarding their interests in this community; admittance will be contingent upon this application. Please note that your answers will be kept confidential. Rainbow and Gender Inclusive will be housed in the same residence hall.

All Gender Restrooms (On Campus and Off Campus)

Sankofa House is a living community intended for students with an interest in exploring Black culture, history, identity, and African diasporic intellectual traditions. Sankofa is a West African term that communicates the importance of reaching back or retrieving one’s past, to better prepare for the future, and is a symbol frequently used in African American cultural ceremonies. Sankofa House is designed to intentionally create a space for students to feel connected and supported in a community centered on the experiences and heritage of Black/African people. Sankofa House is not for Black people, but it is about Black culture. Sankofa House is a collaboration between Housing & Residence Life and the African American Center for Academic Excellence. Prospective residents must complete a supplemental application regarding their interests in this community; admittance will be contingent upon this application.