HUB
Students living in HUB are connected at home and on campus. They wake up in the heart of campus and can walk indoors in five minutes or less to class, coffee shops and restaurants, lounge or public transit.
HUB residents learn a lot from their roommates who are from all over the world and range from second year students to grad students. Wherever you’re at or wherever you’re headed, you can find a place in HUB to call home. In a mall full of people, shops, support and activities, HUB has it all!
Who lives here
Upper-year undergraduate and graduate students
Student couples1
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Studio and 1-bedroom apartments are available on month-to-month leases. 2- & 4-bedroom units are rented based on contract terms coinciding with the academic year (8 month contracts for Fall/Winter and 2-4 month contracts for Spring/Summer).
Unit types
Furnished Shared, Studio and 1-bedroom units, rented individually.
1 1-bedroom apartments only. For more information, contact housing@ualberta.ca
Services
- Resident Assistant staff (RAs) trained for after hours on-call duties and individual resident support
- Connections to transit (LRT and bus) on the south end of the mall
- Secure bicycle storage
- Laundry facilities
- Evening security agent
- Community Centre (The Vault)
- Wireless Internet
- TV lounge
- Exercise facility
- Study space
- Game and equipment rentals
- No time to cook? Consider a Voluntary Meal Plan!
Rates
Rent includes wireless internet, heat, water and power as well as the orientation program.
* Please note, all rates are subject to change, including meal plan values. All published rates reflect current values, and any approved changes are posted as soon as possible. In the event of a discrepancy between the official rates and the rates published, the official rates shall prevail.
Orientation program
The best part of residence is the community, and it all starts with orientation.
Winter Ascent
Join welcome home hangouts and other fun events, and start your new year off right with the Winter Ascent orientation program.