hall of residence

noun

a residential block in or attached to a university, college, etc

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Students are exempt from council tax if they live alone, in a halls of residence or solely with other students.

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He stayed in university halls of residence for five months, but the pandemic temporarily closed them down and forced him to complete his studies back at home.

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While the other students were attending social events, Saschan was stuck in halls of residence, unable to move.

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Ronni Sharp said she was aware of the problem "straight away" - as soon as she moved into halls of residence.

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Angus Milligan later admitted choking and slapping her at halls of residence.

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