Residence Life

Campus Housing

• First-Year Housing

  Elm Hall

  Elm Hall provides modern, comfortable rooms in an attractive setting. You and a roommate will enjoy a spacious environment that is conducive to both studying and meeting friends. Elm Hall is located on a residential quad that gives students easy access to on-campus food establishments as well as recreational and athletic facilities.

  Elm Residence Hall

   

  Wiley Jackson Hall

  The largest Emory & Henry residence hall, Wiley Jackson Hall is popular for its access to parking and to the center of campus, placing it in easy walking distance to McGlothlin-Street Hall, a main academic building, as well as Kelly Library and Memorial Chapel. Wiley Jackson is known for its charming common area, which is located on the second floor and surrounded on three sides by rows of tall windows.

   

  Wiley Jackson Residence Hall

• Upper-Class Housing

  Hickory Residence Hall

  One of Emory & Henry’s newest residence halls, Hickory is popular among students because of both its modern amenities as well as its comfort. Located on one side of an attractive residential quad, Hickory Hall provides double occupancy rooms, private bathrooms and pleasant common areas, including a modern common kitchen.

  Hickory Residence Hall

   

  Hillman Residence Hall

  Hillman Hall is a traditional-style residence hall that is popular among students who desire easy access to the King Health and Physical Education Center and to the college cafeteria. This residence hall boasts 80 single-occupancy rooms in a co-educational environment that is conducive to privacy and study as well as community activity. Hillman is located near the business center of the Emory village, which includes the campus book store and a popular restaurant, Macados.

  Hillman Residence Hall

   

  Sullins Residence Hall

  A women’s residence, Sullins Hall is a quiet place, yet located near “the action.” Just across the street stands two important buildings for the visual and performing arts: Byars Hall, the main academic building for the arts, and the McGlothlin Center for the Arts, a state-of-the-art facility for performance and art exhibition.

  Sullins Residence Hall

• Honor’s Housing

  Russell Hall

  Russell Hall, named for Elizabeth Henry Campbell Russell, is located in the village, where many professors, staff members and other students live, work and learn together. The hall provides 18 spacious double occupancy rooms and four single rooms. The rooms are set up in a suite configuration, allowing two rooms to share a common area in the house including a kitchen, living room and study area.

  Weaver Residence Hall

  Tall trees, sweeping lawns and classic architecture define this historic, yet comfortable residence hall located next to the main campus in the Emory village. Residents enjoy spacious rooms, up-to-date bathroom facilities and plentiful adjacent parking.

  Weaver Residence Hall

• The Village

  The Village

  Located just across the street from the main campus, The Village is centered on apartment-style halls, and also includes a community center.

  A view of The Village Apartments

  The units have a shared living room and kitchen and three bedrooms with two students in each and two full bathrooms for a 3:1 ratio. There is a shared covered porch for each unit as well.

   

  The Village Community Center

  Inside The Village Community Center kitchen.

  The Village Community Center houses living room/study spaces, a workout room, central laundry and mailboxes for the residents, a game room, an office/copy center, kitchen, dining room and three different size classrooms along with an apartment for the resident director.