The University of Hawaii offers a wide range of accommodation options for students, including those with disabilities, on-campus housing, and off-campus housing. The conference housing program provides comfortable and affordable lodgings for individuals and groups in need of temporary housing. This includes information about keys, laundry, community desk services, maintenance, cleaning, Internet access, and programs and events. RISE is a student housing complex managed by B, HOM Student Living.
It is UH's first externally managed student housing complex and is being developed as a public-private partnership between UH, the UH Foundation, and Hunt Companies. It is not managed by UH Mānoa Student Housing Services. The Board of Regents of the University of Hawaii and the University of Hawaii (together, the “UH”) do not inspect any of the properties listed on this website. Therefore, the University of Hawaii is not responsible for any loss or damage related to your lease or rental property. The University of Hawaii provides a variety of accommodation options to meet the needs of its students. On-campus housing is available in dormitories and apartments.
Off-campus housing is available through private landlords or through the university's conference housing program. The conference housing program provides comfortable and affordable accommodations for individuals and groups in need of temporary housing. This includes information about keys, laundry, community desk services, maintenance, cleaning, Internet access, and programs and events. RISE is a student housing complex managed by B, HOM Student Living. Therefore, the University of Hawaii is not responsible for any loss or damage related to your lease or rental property. The University of Hawaii offers a variety of resources to help students find suitable off-campus housing.
The Off-Campus Housing Office provides information about rental properties in the area as well as assistance with finding roommates. The office also provides information about tenant rights and responsibilities under state law. The University of Hawaii also offers a variety of services to help students with disabilities find suitable accommodations. The Disability Access Services Office provides assistance with finding accessible housing as well as other services such as sign language interpreters and note takers. Finding suitable accommodation can be a challenge for students at the University of Hawaii. However, with the variety of options available on-campus and off-campus, students should be able to find a place that meets their needs.
