Self-Guided Tour - Residence Halls

Our residence halls provide students with a variety of living options, including singles, doubles, triples, quads, and suite-style.

A special interest hall for students who hope to study abroad, international students, or students looking for an internationally-diverse living community.
Co-ed residence hall open to upperclass students on a space-available basis with an application process.
Single and double-occupancy rooms.
Offers a study, kitchen, TV lounge area, and laundry facilities
Cleveland-Young is a tight-knit community and residents often hang out in the lounge for game nights and study sessions.

Features a variety of living options, including singles, doubles, and five- and six-person suites for upperclassman students
Renovated in the late 1990s, Deerpath offers a small cafe, laundry facilities, an elevator to service its four floors and gallery space that shows student artwork on a rotating schedule.
Home to the College's newspaper, The Stentor, and the commuter students' lounge.

Referred to as “Lois,” Lois Durand is a co-ed hall housing primarily first-year students, including a theme community, in a number of doubles, triples, and quads. Returning students live in singles.
Offers a large lounge with a study area and TV. Laundry facilities are also included inside the hall.

Blackstone and Harlan Hall are co-ed residence halls housing primarily first-year students in doubles with a few quads. Returning students live in singles.
Modeled after buildings at Oxford, Harlan Hall and its twin, Blackstone, were completed in 1907.
Its location on Middle Campus makes it ideal for access to the main buildings, classrooms, the Mohr Student Center, and the Donnelly and Lee Library.

Our newest residence hall, Moore Hall, opened in the fall of 2013 to sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
Moore Hall has the capacity to serve nearly four times as many students as its predecessor, the former Moore Hall.
Residents have access to air conditioning, suite-style rooms, and private bathrooms.
The building has a community kitchen attached to its large multi-purpose room, a great space for gathering with neighbors and attending hall events.

Nollen is a co-ed hall housing primarily first-year students in doubles and triples. Returning students live in singles.
Provides TV rooms/studies, a large community room, an elevator that services its four floors, a café that is open in the evening, and laundry facilities.

Located on the South Campus Quad
An energetic community with a diverse group of residents from all over the world.
A co-ed residence hall housing upper-class students in singles and quads.
Each quad (in Gregory, Roberts, and McClure) consists of two rooms divided by a private bathroom and closet area.
Residents have access to the TV lounge/study on the main floor, as well as laundry facilities.