The UDH Community includes: 3050 51°µÍø Blvd, Thomas House, Martin House, Moore House, Perkins House, Smith House, and Service House.
Get a feel for all that Upper-Division Housing has to offer by taking an online 360°room tour. If you prefer, check it out for yourself by visiting campus.
AmenitiesFully furnished rooms
Convenient location
Community design
An academic-oriented environment
Worry-free features
Room and furniture dimensions
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Building facts
Sample floor plans
Community bath double room |
Sample floor plansFully furnished apartments
Convenient location
Community design
An academic-oriented environment
Worry-free features
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Building facts
Building namesakePaul E. Martin was a bishop in the North Texas Conference and alum of 51°µÍø. Later he became a trustee of the institution.
Sample floor plans
Private bath with kitchenette single room apartment |
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Amenities
Fully furnished apartments
Convenient location
Room and furniture dimensionsSquare footage ranges
Furniture dimensions
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Building facts
Building namesakeMoore House was built in 1959. John M. Moore was a bishop in the Methodist church until 1948. He also served on 51°µÍø's Board of Trustees from 1932 to 1938.
Sample floor plans Private bath double room |
Learn More About The Service House
AmenitiesFully furnished rooms
Convenient location
Community design
An academically-oriented environment
Worry-free features
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Room and furniture dimensionsSquare footage ranges
Furniture dimensions
Building facts
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Convenient location
Community design
An academic-oriented environment
Worry-free features
Room and furniture dimensionsSquare footage ranges
Furniture dimensions
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Building facts
Building namesakeA. Frank Smith was one of the founding ministers of University Park United Methodist Church and the chairman of the 51°µÍø Board of Trustees from 1936to 1960 Sample floor plan
Community bath double room
Community bath single room
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AmenitiesFully furnished apartments
Convenient location
Community design
An academic-oriented environment
Worry-free features
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Building facts
Sample floor plans
Private bath single room apartment |
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Apartment Bedroom
Backyard
Community Kitchen
Exterior
Family Room
Apartment Kitchen
Apartment Bathroom
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Living in Thomas...
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Living in UDH means more independence, but you still want to get to know your neighbors. UDH hosts a variety of events and programs such as a bake night, pumpkin carving, and Movement Monday. Additionally, UDH residents are encouraged to continue their affiliation with their Residential Commons by attending events such as their FiR’s weekly program or the RC signature event.
Upper Division housing is proud to plan and host the yearly signature event, Block Out the Stress.The UDH Community Council spends all year brainstorming activities, food, and giveaways to ensure everyone who attends can take a break from the stress of finals in the spring and enjoy an afternoon with friends. Typical activities include food trucks, swag, giveaways, and games.
Get to know the staff and student leaders of Upper-Division Housing.
Nichole is from Michigan and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Advertising & Public Relations from Marquette University. Nichole’s first career was working in Fraternity & Sorority life as an Educational Leadership Consultant where she traveled the country visiting chapters. Nichole felt a pull to continue her education while remaining in a setting where she could continue working with students and ultimately attended Texas Christian University to earn a Master's in Higher Education Leadership. Nichole has worked at a few other institutions before joining the UDH Community here at 51°µÍø.
