Aberdeen-Inverness
About the Community
Aberdeen-Inverness (A-I) Residence Hall is comprised of same-gender double-occupancy rooms, where residents share common hallways. Each hall features separate men’s and women’s bath/shower facilities. Resident rooms also feature 10-foot ceilings.
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What's in the name?
Aberdeen-Inverness
The original Residence Halls at UC Riverside were named after two Scottish cities linked by the famed Aberdeen-Inverness railway. The line stretches from Aberdeen, Scotland’s third-largest city, located on the coast of northeast Scotland, to Inverness in the Highlands.
Originally, Aberdeen, A and B wings, was all male. Inverness, D and E wings, was all female. By the early 1970s, the twin-residences became fully coeducational.
Room Types
Double
The most common living arrangements in the Residence Halls are double-occupancy rooms. Double rooms are same-gender.
Can I Live Here?
| First Years/Incoming Freshman | ✓ ELIGIBLE |
| Continuing Students | ✓ ELIGIBLE |
| Transfer Students | ✓ ELIGIBLE |
| Graduate Students | ✗ INELIGIBLE |
| Student with Family | ✗ INELIGIBLE |
Room Amenities
- Utilities included
- Twin bed, extra long
- Desk and chair
- Microwave
- Mini-refrigerator
- High-speed Internet
- Choice of Dining Plan
Community Features
- Co-ed community
- Same-gender rooms
- Shared common hallways
- Community bath (same gender)
- Computer lab
- Television lounges
- Study lounges
- Fitness center
- Elevators
- Home to 900+ residents
- Amazon Lockers