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| Location | Corner of Frank Lloyd Wright Way and Ingraham Avenue |
| Who Lives Here | Continuing students, second-year and above; Greek-affiliated and independent |
| Buildings | Three residence halls (Publix 61, 62, 63) alongside Jenkins Hall |
| Room Types | Singles and doubles; six students share a living area and bathroom (suite style) |
| Furnishings | Bedframe, mattress, desk and chair, dresser, closet or armoire, and a MicroFridge (refrigerator, freezer, and microwave) |
| Bed and Mattress | Twin XL (80" x 36") |
| Building Amenities | Chapter rooms, a lounge with a pool table, and laundry room on-site |
You'll share a suite with five other students, with a common living area and a bathroom between you. It's a middle ground between a traditional hall and an apartment: more space and privacy than a double, more built-in community than living alone.
Before you move in, check the packing list to see what to bring and what to leave at home.
Publix Commons sits at the center of Greek life at FSC. Together with Jenkins Hall, it makes up Greek Village, the hub that connects fraternity and sorority members to each other and to the wider Greek community. Chapters work with their members to assign housing within their space, and the buildings are open to second-year students and above, whether or not they're part of a fraternity or sorority.

Living on campus means everything you need is close at hand. Free laundry, a year-round heated pool, sand volleyball, study spaces, and the Wellness Center are all part of life at FSC, no matter which hall you call home.


Compare every hall and apartment side by side, from first-year communities to continuing and graduate housing.

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