Stephens Hall
Stephens Hall is named after Anna Stephens. Stephens became a staff physician at Penn State College in 1941. She was a member of the Centre Medical Society, the Penn State Medical Society, and the American Medical Society. Stephens also worked with the American Diabetes Association and Alpha Omega Alpha, a medical pro scholastic fraternity.
Stephens Hall, originally built in 1957 and renovated in 2014, is an updated version of a traditional residence hall providing students modern amenities and conveniences, such as climate-control. The building features a laundry room, living area space, kitchen, meeting room, and study space. Stephens Hall offers coed housing, and bedrooms feature flexible furniture that allows students to arrange their room in a number of different ways. The building offers multiple private, single-user bathrooms located on the floor that are shared by all residents. Stephens Hall is located in South Halls and near the White Building, HUB-Robeson Center, and is in close proximity to downtown State College.
Redifer Commons supports students living in South Halls.
Building Amenities
Housing Area
Building Type
RenovatedRoom Types
Single, DoubleLiving Arrangements
Gender Inclusive (Upperclass), Upperclass StudentsPopulation
Building Common Areas
Each floor offers a living room, kitchen, and study space.
Bathroom Configuration
Each floor offers multiple individual, single-user bathrooms.
Room Amenities
Room Types
Stephens Hall offers all double-occupancy rooms and supplemental housing rooms.
Housing Room Rates
Housing and food charges are posted to the student's LionPATH account at the beginning of summer (if applicable), fall, and spring semesters. The Office of the Bursar manages billing statements and processing payments.
Building Floor Plans
To view building floor plans, you must log in with your Penn State Access Account and password.
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Stephens Hall
Stephens Hall Common Area Space
Each floor features a living room, kitchen, and study space.
Individual, Private-Use Bathrooms
Each floor offers multiple individual, single-user bathrooms. Each bathroom offers a toilet, shower, and sink. A student can use any vacant bathroom. Additional sinks are located in the hallway.
double room
The majority of rooms are double-occupancy rooms which feature flexible furniture that allows students to arrange their room in a number of different ways.
Supplemental Room
A supplement room houses four to six students.
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