Harris Hall

In January 1903, the Trustees authorized President John H. Harris to raise money to erect a dormitory for women. The structure was fireproofed with partitions of brick, and the interior was finished in oak. The new building did not receive a name until 1925, when it was named Harris Hall, after the death of President Harris, in 1915. There are singles, doubles and triples in this hall.

Facilities

• Cable TV Lounge: Yes
• Furniture: Loftable
• Closet: 4.6' x 6.8' or Wardrobe
• Elevator: No
• Kitchen: Yes
• ResNet Internet: Yes
• Study Lounge: Yes
• Computer Lab: No
• Common Area: Yes
• Air Conditioning: No
• Built-In Window Screens: No
• Style: Corridor
• All rooms are off white in color and carpet color varies by floor.

Photos

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• Typical Harris Double
• Harris Multipurpose Room