Residence Halls
Shively Hall, located within LaFollette Complex, offers a variety of room styles for up to 193 students. Residents have a variety of room arrangements to choose from, including singles, doubles, suites, and apartments.
In this hall, you'll find a diverse group of graduate, undergraduate, and nontraditional students. Many international students also call Shively home.
Special features include:
- Open year-round, including holiday breaks
- Kitchens and kitchenettes in all suites and apartments
- Semiprivate bathrooms in all rooms
- Large-screen TV, piano, pool table, and ping pong table in the main lounge
- Dining services located within the building
- Three floors within Shively are designated for students over 21-years old
- Choose your visitation hours--Shively has 24-hour weekend visitation at the beginning of the fall semester, until residents on each floor vote whether or not to change their visitation hours. (Except for floors designated "over 21" -- these floors keep 24-hour 7-day visitation throughout the year.)
For residence hall, if you do not choose to live in a single room, the university will assign a roommate for you. This roommate will be of the same gender and will not be assigned based on religion, race, or creed.
University Apartments
Depending on your age or academic status, you may have the choice of living in Ball State University Apartments. Ball State provides two apartment complexes for students, Scheidler and Anthony. Both apartment complexes are located near campus, and on the campus shuttle service route to campus.
Facilities include:
- All utilities, except for phone, cable services and internet, are included in the rent. Utilities included are water, electricity, gas/heat
- Community buildings provide a lounge and computer lab
- Coin operated washers and dryers, parking, and playground
- Maintenance crews are available to fix apartment problems
- Both apartment offer one and two one or two bedroom set up
If you get a two bedroom apartment and do not have roommate, you may: