Ranger Front Porch

Welcome to Housing & Residential Engagement at Regis University

Access Everything in One Place

We’ve updated our systems to make it easier for you to find all Housing & Residential Engagement resources in one central location. To access student forms, the housing application and exemption request, your room information, Residential Student Resources, processes, news and updates, and meal plan information, please log in to the Front Porch Portal using your Regis login credentials.

Site Guide: Accessing Forms & Student Resources

Need to submit a form or start a housing-related process? Here’s how to find everything you need:

Click “Student Login” at the top of this page.

Sign in using your RegisNet credentials.

Select the Residential Student Resources page to access:

• Replacement Key Request Form

• Room Condition Report (RCR)

• Housing Accommodations Application Process

• Additional student housing forms and processes

You’ll also find the News & Updates page—your hub for the latest announcements from Housing & Residential Engagement.

Regis University Housing Requirement

Regis University maintains a two-year residency requirement for all first-year and second-year students.

Students who meet approved exemption criteria may submit a Housing Exemption Request for review through the Housing Application portal.

Spring 2026 Housing Application

The Spring 2026 housing application is officially open! Now is the time to secure your place on campus and experience everything our residential community has to offer—lifelong friendships, leadership opportunities, and unforgettable moments.

To apply:

1. Click Student Login
2. Select Housing Applications & Exemption Requests
3. Sign in using your RegisNet credentials to get started

New to Regis or moving onto campus for Spring 2026?

Please complete the Academic Year 2025–2026 Housing Application to request Spring housing. Follow the steps above to access your application.

Explore Your Housing Options!

Living on campus offers convenience, academic support, and a strong sense of community, making it easier to engage in campus life. It also helps you develop independence and life skills while providing a secure living environment.

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First-year students can live in DeSmet or O'Connell Hall, while second-year students are housed in West Hall or O'Connell. Third-year to doctoral students have options in The Residence Village and West Hall.