Florida A&M University is moving forward with new student housing developments as enrollment continues to climb and demand for on-campus living increases.
With just under 3,000 beds available for a population of over 9,000 students, university officials say they are prioritizing more residential space to improve both retention and student life.
One of the most recent developments of these projects is known as the “Venom Landing,” a 700-bed residence hall under construction near Osceola Street. The building is expected to open by fall 2025 and will serve as one of the primary housing options for first-year students. Initially, a second 500-bed facility was scheduled to open simultaneously. However, as reported by the Tallahassee Democrat, this timeline has been revised. Construction of the 500-bed hall will commence once funding is secured after the completion of Venom Landing…