Uptown Campus West

Turner-Schneider Residence Complex includes Schneider Hall and Turner Hall.

The design of the Turner-Schneider Residence Complex is based largely on student input and offers suite-style living for nearly 600 students.

Facilities include two double or four single suite configurations with a private bathroom area, a common living room area and "convenience counter" with microfridge in each suite.

Herman Schneider Hall is named for the former UC president and dean of the College of Engineering, who founded the nation's first co-op program at UC in 1906.

Darwin T. Turner Hall commemorates UC's youngest graduate who earned his bachelor's degree in 1947 at the age of 16 and went on to become a renowned scholar of African-American literature.

Special interest floors allow you to live with students who share the same or similar academic programs. Each year we offer about a dozen different units focused on various areas. While no one is required to choose a special interest option, potential benefits of living on a special interest floor include having common classes with roommates or neighbors and ease in forming study groups.