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University of Oregon Dorm Room Dimensions

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University of Oregon has room-dimension data for 1 residence hall. Published room sizes range from about 91 to 863 sq ft, with a median of 194 sq ft. Find exact width × length and square footage for each hall below, then preview your layout in the visualizer.

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Room sizes
Room typeDimensionsSize
double91 sq ft
double182 sq ft
double194 sq ft
double240 sq ft
double863 sq ft

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Heads up — this school breaks the usual rules

  • Carson and Earl Halls do not have Twin XL beds. They are regular twins, 75″ long by 36″ wide. Twin XL sheets are five inches too long and will not fit. Standard twin sheets, cut for 38″, are too wide. This is the clearest bedding trap on the whole site, and Oregon publishes it plainly — almost nobody reads it.
  • Oregon publishes 36″ as the mattress width for every single hall, including the ones it calls Twin XL. Most fitted sheets assume 38″. Expect a loose fit even in the halls where the length is right.
  • Yasui Hall uses a Double, 75″ x 54″ — full-size bedding, not twin anything.
  • Carson beds cannot be lofted at all. Not “limited kits” — not permitted. Every other standard hall lofts, though kits run short in some.
  • Microwaves are banned from dorm rooms campus-wide. Lounges only. Yasui is the only exception, and there you may also have a toaster and an air fryer. No MicroFridge rental programme appears to exist here at all.
  • Personal air conditioners are banned, and no Oregon page says whether any hall has built-in cooling. That is a genuine gap, not a hint. If you are coming from a hot climate, ring 541-346-4277 and ask outright.
  • Hamilton, Walton and Barnhart have been demolished. If a packing guide or a relative mentions them, it is out of date — they came down in the Hamilton-Walton Transformation Project.

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These are room AND board. Oregon bundles the meal plan into the room rate for every standard hall, so you cannot compare these numbers with any other school on this site without remembering that. Oregon also runs on quarters, not semesters — the figures below cover all three terms, and the $50 a term in Duck Bucks is already inside them. Yasui Hall is the exception: apartment-style with kitchens, no bundled plan, and a Ducks Dine On plan is optional.
HallRoom typePer academic year
Yasui
No meal plan bundled — and Full-size beds
4-bedroom apartment$11,466
Carson
Regular twin 75″ x 36″, cannot be lofted
Triple with sink$13,122
Kalapuya Ilihi / Unthank / LLC / New ResTriple with bath$14,974
Carson / Earl / Justice Bean
Carson and Earl are regular twin
Double with sink$15,017
Global ScholarsTriple with sink$15,104
YasuiApartment micro studio$15,545
Kalapuya Ilihi / Unthank / New ResLarge triple with bath$16,152
Global ScholarsDouble with bath$18,369
Kalapuya Ilihi / Unthank / New ResLarge double with bath$19,689
Carson
Priciest standard room
Single with bath$23,311

Fridge & microwave rules

Bring a fridge of 4.6 cubic feet or less — nothing is supplied. But microwaves are banned in standard-hall rooms entirely; you use the lounge one. Yasui Hall, which has real kitchens, is the exception and permits microwaves, toasters and air fryers so long as they meet the electrical rules. Unusually for a school this size, no MicroFridge rental programme appears to be advertised anywhere, and no wattage limit is published for the fridge you do bring.

What you cannot bring

Extension cords, splitters and multi-plug adapters — only power strips with a breaker or reset button. LED strips are limited to one strand per approved outlet, and the adhesive must not lift paint. Air fryers, toasters, toaster ovens, hot plates, induction cooktops and electric grills. Candles, wicked or wickless, plus incense, matches, fireworks, fuels and electric blankets. Bed risers must be HDPE rated to 1,200 lbs; cinder blocks and risers with built-in outlets are out. Personal air conditioners and space heaters. Toy and replica firearms, BB and airsoft guns, Nerf guns, bows, paintball guns and knives over three inches. Pets are fish only, one 10-gallon tank. Quiet hours are 11pm to 9am on weeknights, midnight to 9am at weekends, and 50 decibels measured outside your door counts as excessive.

Who has to live on campus

All incoming first-year full-time undergraduates. There are ten exemption routes — 21 or over, a gap year, living with a parent or guardian, married, caring for dependants, veteran or active duty, on a UO off-campus programme, a disability that cannot be accommodated, a religious or moral objection, or having graduated high school more than a year before enrolling. The deadline is 31 July, which is earlier than most. Oregon does not publish what happens if you neither comply nor apply.

Rates and rules from Oregon housing, checked August 2026. Housing offices change these every year — confirm before you buy anything. Housing office: 541-346-4277.

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