University of Dallas

What are the popular events and traditions at University of Dallas?

Groundhog Week, Charity Week, and the Big Event are among the University of Dallas's reported recurring campus activities. They illustrate different sides of student participation: celebration, fundraising, and service.

Groundhog Week includes the campus tradition known as Party in the Park. Charity Week brings students together around fundraising activities, while the Big Event: Serving Irving is organized around service in the surrounding community. The format and schedule of any annual event can change, so students looking to take part should check that year's campus calendar rather than assume a past program will be repeated exactly.

What are the student housing and dining options at University of Dallas?

The University of Dallas offers university-operated housing for undergraduates, including coeducational housing, as well as campus dining. Housing availability does not mean every applicant is guaranteed a particular room or building.

Reported residence-hall features include high-speed internet and electronically controlled entrances. Students can also bring a car as first-year students under the reported parking policy, though they should check current registration and permit rules. Before accepting an offer of admission, a prospective resident should review housing eligibility, application dates, residence and meal-plan contracts, and how those arrangements change during a semester in Rome. Students considering an off-campus apartment should compare the full cost - including utilities and transportation - with the campus option.