College-Owned Apartments
The on-campus Coe apartments offer a variety of options for students to experience nontraditional campus living while still being members of the Coe community.
Primarily made up of upper-class students, these living options feature apartment-style living to help transition students to life after Coe. Students can prepare their own meals or eat in the dining hall.
Located on the expanded east campus, the Coe Apartments (Brandt, Morris, Schlarbaum and Spivey Houses) are an opportunity for students to transition from living in a residence hall to an apartment space comparable to what they may experience after graduation, while still in a supportive collegiate environment.
Each of these apartments can accommodate between 28-32 students, and most suites include four single bedrooms, two bathrooms and a shared kitchen and living space. The apartments are included in Coe's Housing Selection Process, which is based upon a credits-earned system.
The Coe apartments were built thanks to the generosity and vision of alumni:
- Morris House — named after alumnus Merlin E. "Curly" Morris, '36
- Schlarbaum House — named after donors Gary '65, and Ruthanne '67 Schlarbaum
- Brandt House — named in honor of the parents of Joan Brandt Ringoen '50
- Spivey House — named in honor of the family of Bruce Spivey '56