Typically only seniors find off-campus housing, which is still within blocks of campus.

Not surprisingly, many kids like the new off-campus housing.

While 95 percent of the student population are residents, 17 percent live in nearby off-campus housing.

As a result of the fire, more than 100 students had to find alternative housing, usually off-campus.

This off-campus housing has allowed the colleges to grow and become a vital part of the Duluth economy.

There is also an abundance of off-campus housing in the area.

By the 1970s approximately 4,000 students lived in private, off-campus housing.

Rice provides off-campus housing for graduate students at three apartment complexes.

Many veterans were older than traditional students or had families to support; this further spurred the growth of off-campus housing.

Some of the students who started in off-campus housing have already been moved into dormitories.