Enjoy S'mores and More at Today's Duncan Live! Open House
Do you know about Duncan?
These campus apartments are so close to campus they are "on campus."
Duncan Live! is an open house from 1 to 5 p.m. today at the Duncan Avenue Apartments, 172 Duncan Ave. Tours begin at the main office. Email DuncanAve@uark.edu for more information.
Duncan Avenue Apartments are managed by University Housing. That means you can pay rent directly through your student account.
Reasons to Go
- Stop by for snacks and s'mores.
- Contract by March 11 and be entered to win an iPad Mini.
- Tour the facility in person or online.
Prices at Duncan range from $6,528 to $6,982 for a full academic year of lodging.
Requirements
To live at Duncan Avenue Apartments, you must be a student who turned 19 and completed at least 30 credit hours by August 1 of the contract year.
Watch University Housing's Twitter account to tune in for the digital tours through the Periscope app.
Contacts
Christopher Spencer, AD for marketing and strategy
Housing
479-575-5084,
cjspence@uark.edu
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