Undergraduate Apartments and Suite-Style Housing

Three on-campus undergraduate residences— EVGR-A Duan Family Hall, Mirrielees, ­and the Suites in Governor’s Corner—offer students an opportunity to live in small groups of two to eight students on campus. These options afford more independence and privacy than are available in residence halls and independent houses. They are best suited for students who wish to make their primary social group small; however, residence-wide social activities are offered as well.

EVGR-A Duan Family Hall is a 10-story building, with wings ranging from six to 10 stories high. EVGR opened in 2020 and features a design that reflects the distinct style and attributes of many of Stanford’s most beloved buildings. EVGR-A Duan Family Hall offers three options for students, including double and triple occupancy spaces. Residents in EVGR-A Duan Family Hall are required to have a meal plan.

Each apartment in Mirrielees has a living room, dining area, kitchen, two or three bedrooms, and a bathroom, and is shared by three students (two in a small number of apartments).  Mirrielees residents are not required to take a meal plan, but may wish to take advantage of the apartment plan offered by Stanford Dining which could qualify them for a discount on the housing rate.­ (See our ­Dining Options web page.) 

The Suites, located in Governor’s Corner, consists of units which are like apartments but do not have kitchens. Students living in the Suites are required to join one of four Dining Societies and to sign a Dining Societies agreement.­ There are no exceptions to this requirement.

Each suite has a living room, a shared bath, and either four or six single bedrooms. Two 8-bedroom town-house suites are also available. Students in groups of 3 or 4 are considered first when assigning suites.