UNF Campus Housing

UNF constructed two large housing facilities during the 1990s, Osprey Landing and Osprey Cove, which were built in an identical style, and expanded the campus’s total housing capacity to 1,585 students. The university began construction on Osprey Landing in 1993, and the first of its eventual three buildings opened to students in August 1994. The other two buildings were completed the following year. The Osprey Cove units were built between the spring of 1997 and the summer of 1998, and opened to students just before the fall 1998 semester.

• Each facility is a complex of three triad-shaped buildings, three stories high with interior courtyards
• Double- and triple-occupancy efficiency-size rooms with snack areas and ensuite bathrooms
• Shared kitchens, lounges, outdoor decks, and laundry facilities
• Capacity: 450 students per facility

UNF continued to expand its student life and recreation areas through the 1990s to accommodate its ever-growing student body, including those living on campus. The university also grew its athletic program and constructed new facilities that provided space for competitions and university-wide events.

• Programs: basketball, soccer, softball, and volleyball
• Facilities: soccer and track stadium, UNF Arena

• Andrew A. Robinson Student Life Center: addition of new and larger game rooms, lounges, event space, and convenience store with a Pizza Hut
• Boathouse: deck expansion, and indoor stage and A/V equipment added
• Dottie S. Dorion Fitness Center: expanded to 12,000 sq ft, new equipment and locker rooms added