A growing trend sees colleges and universities across the U.S. developing senior living facilities adjacent to their campuses, such as Stanford and Notre Dame. These projects cater to the needs of older adults and provide universities with new revenue sources amid declining enrollment. The presence of seniors on campus encourages an enriching social dynamic between college students and retirement-age individuals, challenging prior perceptions of retirement. This shift reflects a desire for lifelong learning among seniors, as they seek engagement rather than isolation in traditional retirement settings.
Older adults are increasingly living in senior housing adjacent to college campuses, fostering interaction between demographics while providing new revenue streams for universities.
Colleges and universities are increasingly building senior living facilities on their campuses, responding to declining student enrollments while creating meaningful connections between older adults and students.
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