Which of the following must be included as part of residential facilities?

Dining halls that are directly attached to student housing are considered an essential part of residential facilities. This is because they serve the primary population living in those residential areas—students—and provide necessary services that enhance the living experience on campus. Including dining halls in residential facilities reflects a commitment to ensuring that students have convenient access to food services without having to leave their housing complex.

On the other hand, common areas that are accessible to the public, temporary housing designated for faculty and staff, and non-campus affiliated businesses do not meet the criteria for inclusion in residential facilities as they do not specifically cater to the residential needs and living conditions of the students residing in the housing.