South Hall

South Hall is a traditional residence hall offering double rooms with access to community bathrooms and home to a spacious lobby that incorporates our community kitchen. Laundry facilities, with nearby game room, study, and TV rooms, accommodate your need for diversion while completing your tasks.

A neatly organized dorm room with furniture, appliances, and personal items.

Take a Virtual Room Tour

Discover your future home with this 360-degree photo of the residence hall room designed for residents. Explore the space, plan your college life, and find answers to your housing questions. We look forward to welcoming you to campus and starting your college journey!

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Building Type

Traditional

Room Types

Single, Double

Living Arrangements

First-Year Students, Living Learning Community (LLC), Upperclass Students

Population

213

South Hall lobby with view of community kitchen

Three Students eating in South Hall Shared Kitchen

Male student sitting on bed in residence hall room

Building Amenities

Community Bathroom

Kitchen

Laundry

Study Lounge

TV Lounge

Vending

WiFi

Room Furnishings

Adjustable Height Bed (30-36")

Closet

Desk

Desk Chair

Dresser

MicroFridge

Moveable Furniture

Trash Can

Vinyl Linoleum Flooring

WiFi

XL Twin Mattress (80")

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Room Diagrams

Room diagrams are artistic renderings of representative rooms and may not reflect actual furniture or finishes.

Floor Plan and layouts of two rooms in South Hall

Room & Furnishing Dimensions

Room & Furnishing Dimensions
Item	Length	Width	Height
Dresser	32"	19"	47"
Desk	45"	24"	30"
Closet	44.5"	27.5"	8' 5"
Wardrobe*	35.5"	23"	6' 6"
Under Bed (highest setting)	6' 5"	28"	30"

*Most South Hall rooms have closets - only a few have wardrobes.

Building Floor Plans

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First Floor

Second Floor

Third Floor

Living Learning Communities

illustration of rehabilitation center and physical therapists helping patients

PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANTS (PTA) HOUSE

This living and learning community is designed for students in the Physical Therapy Assistants program. Students in this program spend a lot of time together, both in the residence halls and in the labs. This longstanding community has been successful for students who participate, thanks to support from both the Residence Life staff and Rose Petrilla, faculty member. Past programs have included service projects, blood drives, movies nights, and game nights.