Residence life

Living on campus is one of the most extraordinary experiences you can have. In fact, studies show that residence hall living can have a positive impact on grades. And lifelong friends often start out as roommates. Says one student: "The most fun I have is when I'm hanging out playing pool in the dorm with my friends."

By living on campus, you gain a feeling of being "connected" to the university, and you are surounded by women who can relate to the excitement, and perhaps apprehension, that you are feeling. With each new year, the residence halls take on new personalities. Women shape their communities and develop a living and learning environment that is unique and supportive.

Freshman residence halls

Bailey Hall has two floors of rooms for two to three persons. Every two rooms share a bathroom. Amenities include lounges, laundry, computer and TV rooms. Bailey is home to Agnes, a resident ghost known to play harmless tricks on faculty, staff, and students.

Crudup Hall is located next to Owens Student Center and is ADA accessible. It offers two floors of rooms for two to three persons. Every two rooms share a bathroom. Amenities include a large lounge, laundry, and computer lounge. Rocking chairs on the porch are a signature feature.

VanHoose Hall is connected to Crudup by their shared lounge. It offers two floors of rooms for two persons. Residents also share Crudup's laundry facilities, computer room, and front porch.

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