
Arroyo Vista is more than just a place where you can live - it’s a neighborhood where you will meet new friends, get involved, and enjoy the most of your college experience. Welcome to your neighborhood.
Arroyo Vista offers an alternative to traditional residential hall living with over 38 different Academic Theme, International, Transfer, and Greek Houses for undergraduate students. Arroyo Vista provides residents with an opportunity to experience cooperative living among other students who share a common interest in promoting a sense of community and scholarship.
Want to know more about the community and individual houses in Arroyo Vista?
Take a look at the Arroyo Vista History & Themed Housing page.
2009-10 Academic Year Housing Space is still available in AV--Apply NOW! Click here to apply for housing, and call Student Housing NOW if you are interested in a 2009-10 Arroyo Vista housing contract (949) 824-6811. |
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Sponsor an Academic, Thematic or Greek House... and help our residents get more out of life! Any academic school, University department, or greek chapter may sponsor a house in Arroyo Vista. Sponsoring a house provides an opportunity for students to form an intentional community that both extends and enriches their educational and co-curricular pursuits. Download the Guide to Sponsoring a House. (PDF, 5.36Mb) |
GUSH -Government of Undergraduate Student Housing Made up members from the four undergraduate community councils, GUSH provides a governmental structure as well as an informal forum for open communication between students and the university. GUSH offers student housing with the student’s viewpoint on important issues pertaining to life living on campus. |
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Online Work Order System Click here to learn about the online work order system for building maintenance issues! Important: Use INTERNET EXPLORER or SAFARI when submitting work order requests. |
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It's Easy to be Green!
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Arroyo Vista Renovations will continue in 2009-10 Renovations in the Arroyo Vista community began in spring 2007 and will continue during the 2009-10 school year. For more information check out the AV Renovations Update page. |











