Residential Village

Parliament Village, home to 872 students, consists of two four-story residential buildings and one five-story residential building, named after alumna Mary L.A. Stanton, providing a convenient and practical living environment for students. The Village offers double and private occupancy bedroom accommodations with bathrooms shared by residents of each floor. Other common area amenities include study lounges, multi-purpose meeting room, training room, maker space, fitness center, laundry facilities and reception areas with a Housing office suite.

Walking Distance

Blagg-Huey Library
Blagg-Huey library
8 min
Student Union
Student Union, food, bookstore
8 min
Multipurpose Classroom Lab
Multipurpose Classroom Lab
7 min
Fitness and Recreation
Fitness and Recreation
Fitness Facility Onsite
Pioneer Hall
Pioneer Hall
1 min
Arts and Sciences Building
Arts and Sciences
10 min
Parliament Village Lobby
Parliament Village NS Lobby
Parliament Village Reception East
Parliament Village Reception East 2
Parliament Village North Hall Study Lounge
Parliament Village North Hall Study Lounge 2
Close-up of a canopied bed in Parliament Village
Bathroom in Parliament Village
Bedroom in Parliament Village
Bedroom and closet in Parliament
Parliament Bedroom

Residence Hall Amenities

WiFi
In-Hall Laundry
Fitness and Recreation
Micro/Fridge
Air Conditioning
Co-Ed

Important Information

First-year residence

Each room includes closet(s), twin XL size bed(s), desk(s), chair(s), and stackable dresser(s)

Students are required to purchase a Meal Plan (not eligible to purchase Commuter Meal Plan).

 

Cost Per Semester (Per Person)

  • Double: $3,970
  • Single: $4,550

Browse our Residential Communities

Lowry Woods Community
Lowry Woods Community

An Apartment Community

Guinn Hall
Guinn Hall

One of our high rise residence halls

Parliament Village
Parliament Village

A residential community

Stark Hall
Stark Hall

One of our high rise residence halls

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My first year at TWU, I loved the community that PV had. But, now as a RA, I get to be a part of the group that creates that community for their peers. I will forever be grateful for being able to be a part of that experience for others, as well as the people I have met in the process.

— Alexis Stone, Communication Sciences & Disorders - Junior