Upper-Division Housing (UDH)

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Amenities

Fully furnished rooms

Furniture (two of each per double room): desk, chair, bed, dresser
Community bathrooms
Wired and wireless internet
Electricity
A complementary on-site washer/dryer
Water, sewer, recycling, and trash

Convenient location

Centered in 91��'s fraternity community
Walk or bike to class
Nearby parking on Dyer Ct.
Easy access to Hughes-Trigg Student Center

Community design

TV lounge
Dinning space with community refrigerator
Outdoor seating & basketball hoop
Community events and socials
Resident assistant

An academic-oriented environment

Multiple study nooks
Peer Academic Leaders (PALs), Honors Mentors, and Student Wellness Champions
Educational programs

Worry-free features

Professional, on-site maintenance
24-hour, on-call staff
Card-controlled access
Security escorts
Roommate matching available

Room and furniture dimensions

Desk: 30" H x 29.5" W x 24.5" D
Dresser: 30" H x 29.5" W x 24.5" D
Bed: 80" L x 35" W (XL Length Twin)
Window: 55"H x 30" W; 18" from ground

Building facts

Community abbreviations	3050
Building capacity	22
Year built	Unknown
Residential area	Upper Division Housing
Physical address	3050 91�� Blvd.
Room types	Double
Gender	Male

Sample floor plans

3050 91�� BLVD Room floorplan

Community bath double room

Sample floor plans

Fully furnished apartments

Furniture: desk, chair, full-size murphy bed, table
Private in-apartment kitchenette appliances: microwave, stove-top, oven, refrigerator (please note: size of fridge varies among rooms, and we are unable to take requests)
Private in-apartment bathroom with full shower/tub
Wired and wireless internet
Electricity
Free on-site washer/dryer
Water, sewer, recycling, and trash

Convenient location

Walk or bike to class
Nearby parking in Hillcrest Parking garage
Easy access to Umphrey Lee Dining Hall

Community design

TV lounge
Community events and socials
Resident assistants

An academic-oriented environment

Peer Academic Leaders (PALs), Honors Mentors, and Student Wellness Champions
Educational programs

Worry-free features

Professional, on-site maintenance
24-hour, on-call staff
Security escorts
Nearby bike racks
Drink vending machine

Building facts

Community abbreviations	UDH
Building capacity	42
Year built	1951
Residential area	Upper Division Housing
Physical address	5912 Hillcrest Avenue
Room types	Apartment
Gender	Co-ed building

Building namesake

Paul E. Martin was a bishop in the North Texas Conference and alum of 91��. Later he became a trustee of the institution.

Sample floor plans

Private bath with kitchenette single room apartment

Amenities

Fully furnished apartments

Furniture (two of each per double room): desk, chair, bed, dresser, kitchen table and chairs
Kitchen appliances: refrigerator, stove-top, dishwasher, oven
Private, in-apartment bathrooms with a full shower/tub
Wired and wireless internet
Electricity
Free on-site washer/dryer
Water, sewer, recycling, and trash
ADA-compliant rooms available
Vending machines

Convenient location

Walk or bike to class
Nearby parking in Hillcrest Parking Center
Easy access to Umphrey Lee Dining Commons

Room and furniture dimensions

Square footage ranges

Typical square footage is 378 square feet.

Furniture dimensions

Desk: 30" H x 48" W x 24.5" D
Dresser: 30" H x 29.5" W x 24.5" D
Bed: 78" L x 32" W (XL Length Twin)
Window: 48"H x 42" W; 28" from ground

Building facts

Community abbreviations	MOOR
Building capacity	118
Year built	1959
Residential area	Upper Division Housing
Physical address	5808 Hillcrest Ave.
Room types	Apartments
Gender	Co-ed by gender by room

Building namesake

Moore House was built in 1959. John M. Moore was a bishop in the Methodist church until 1948. He also served on 91��'s Board of Trustees from 1932 to 1938.

Sample floor plans

Private bath double room

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Amenities

Fully furnished rooms

Furniture (two of each per double room): desk, chair, full-size bed, dresser
Wired and wireless internet
Electricity
Free on-site washer/dryer
Water, sewer, recycling, and trash
ADA-compliant rooms available

Convenient location

Easy access to Hughes-Trigg Student Center
Walk or bike to class
Nearby parking on Dyer Ct.

Community design

TV lounge
Community kitchen
Community events and socials
Resident Assistants (RAs)
House council
Courtyard

An academically-oriented environment

Educational programs
Community service and engagement opportunities

Worry-free features

Professional, on-site maintenance
24-hour, on-call staff
Card-controlled building access
Security escorts
Roommate matching available
Adjacent bicycle racks

Room and furniture dimensions

Square footage ranges

Suite bath rooms: 130 - 240 sq.ft.
Community bath rooms: 160 - 240 sq.ft.

Furniture dimensions

Desk: 2'6" H x 4" W x 2' D
Dresser: 2'6" H x 2'6" W x 2' D
Bed: 80" L x 36" W (XL Length Twin)
Window: 4'10" H x 3'2" W

Building facts

Community abbreviations	91��SH
Building capacity	28
Year built	Unknown
Residential area	North
Physical address	3041 Dyer Ct.
Room types	Double
Gender	Co-ed by gender by room

Amenities

Fully furnished rooms

Furniture (two of each per double room): desk, chair, bed, dresser, nightstand
Internet
Electricity
Free on-site washer/dryer
Water, sewer, recycling, and trash

Convenient location

Walk or bike to class
Nearby parking in Mustang garage
Easy access to Arnold Dining Commons

Community design

TV lounge
Community kitchens
Community bathrooms
Ice machine
Community events and socials
RAs
Community Council

An academic-oriented environment

24-hour group study room
Peer Academic Leaders (PALs), Honors Mentors, and Student Wellness Champions
Educational programs

Worry-free features

Professional, on-site maintenance
24-hour, on-call staff
Card-controlled access
Security escorts
Roommate matching available
Nearby bike racks

Room and furniture dimensions

Square footage ranges

Typical square footage is 243 for a double room
Typical square footage is 110-151 for a single room

Furniture dimensions

Desk: 25" H x 30" W x 23" D
Desk Storage Unit: 25"H x 16.543 W x 23" D
Dresser: 43" H x 28" W x 23" D
Bed: 79" L x 35" W (XL Length Twin)
Window: 51"H x 29" W

Building facts

Community abbreviations
Building capacity	197
Year built	1951 (renovated in 2024)
Residential area	Upper Division Housing
Physical address	6020 Hillcrest Ave.
Room types	Single, double
Gender	Co-ed by gender by room

Building namesake

A. Frank Smith was one of the founding ministers of University Park United Methodist Church and the chairman of the 91�� Board of Trustees from 1936 to 1960

Sample floor plan

Community bath double room

Community bath single room

Amenities

Fully furnished apartments

Furniture: desk, chair, full-size bed, dresser, and couch
Kitchen appliances: refrigerator, stove-top, dishwasher, oven
Two bathrooms per apartment with full shower/tub
Wired and wireless internet
Electricity
Free on-site washer/dryer
Water, sewer, recycling, and trash
ADA-compliant rooms available

Convenient location

Walk or bike to class
Nearby parking in Airline garage
Easy access to Hughes-Trigg Student Center

Community design

TV lounge
Community kitchen
Community events and socials
Resident assistants
Community council

An academic-oriented environment

24-hour group study rooms and nooks
Peer Academic Leaders (PALs), Honors Mentors, and Student Wellness Champions
Educational programs

Worry-free features

Professional, on-site maintenance
24-hour, on-call staff
Card-controlled access
Security escorts
Roommate matching available
Nearby bike racks

Building facts

Community abbreviations	UDH
Building capacity	72
Year built	2020
Residential area	Upper Division Housing
Physical address	3130 Daniel Ave
Room types	Apartment
Gender	Co-ed by gender by apartment

Sample floor plans

Private bath single room apartment

Apartment Bedroom

Backyard

Community Kitchen

Exterior

Family Room

Apartment Kitchen

Apartment Bathroom

Living in Thomas...

What you can expect

Fun events and programs

Living in UDH offers you more independence, while still providing opportunities to connect with your neighbors. UDH hosts a variety of exciting events and programs throughout the year, such as Game Nights, Pumpkin Carving, and Taco Nights. Additionally, UDH residents are encouraged to maintain their connection to their Residential Commons by attending events like their FiR’s weekly program or participating in their RC signature events. With a mix of fun, community, and connection, there's always something happening to help you make the most of your UDH experience!

Casino Night

Upper Division housing is excited to present Casino Night, our annual signature event designed to help students unwind and have fun as finals season approaches. Hosted by the UDH RAs and Community Council, this highly anticipated event offers an opportunity to take a well-deserved break, enjoy time with friends, and destress. Attendees can look forward to exciting games, amazing food, and great company. Join us for an unforgettable event as we wrap up the spring semester in style!

Live, learn, achieve—together

Get to know the staff and student leaders of Upper-Division Housing.

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