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University of Dallas offers campus housing in Irving with residence halls and dining tied to student housing, and undergraduate hall residents are required to participate in the meal plan program. For summer 2026, UD says campus housing is not offered after Mayterm for continuing students because summer classes are entirely online, but incoming freshmen summer programs like O’Hara still require on-campus living.
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- Confirm your housing category first: residence hall, apartment, or summer program.
- Read the current housing policy before signing anything or assuming meal-plan status.
- If you’re joining a summer program, verify whether your program requires on-campus living.
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University of Dallas’ housing and dining services are on the Irving campus, and residence life covers residential options plus dining. UD’s housing pages also say residents in undergraduate residence halls must join the meal plan program.
- Use the university housing and dining pages for current housing and dining information.
- If you’re in an undergraduate residence hall, the meal plan is required.
- Campus housing and dining are centered at 1845 East Northgate Drive in Irving.
Summer housing
For summer 2026, UD says campus housing is not offered after Mayterm for continuing students because continuing student summer classes are entirely online. UD also says separate accommodations are being made for incoming freshmen summer programs such as O’Hara, which requires students to live on campus.
- Continuing students should not expect campus housing after Mayterm for summer 2026.
- Incoming freshmen in programs like O’Hara still have a live-on-campus requirement.
- Check the summer housing page for the current program-specific instructions.
Food service and apartment residents
UD’s housing policy page says campus hall residents must participate in the Food Service Program, while apartment residents may opt out by the stated deadline shown on the housing policy page.
- The food service requirement is mandatory for campus hall residents.
- Apartment residents have an opt-out path, but the deadline must be checked on the policy page.
- Review the housing policy page before making housing decisions or meal-plan assumptions.
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