Residence Halls
Living in one of Hamline University's residence halls offers you a wide range of special housing options and living arrangements including quiet floors, theme housing communities, and coed and single-gender living. All of our halls are smoke-free.
Included in your housing costs are: cable TV with streaming service, internet service, on-site laundry facilities, and a MicroFridge unit in each room. Living on campus also provides social and study lounges, barrier-free access in Sorin Hall, a 24-hour security escort service, quiet hours, and planned hall and floor activities to meet and make friends.
Drew Hall is the home of 200 undergraduate students; it is an energetic and lively community. Drew Hall provides a unique, interactive and enjoyable community for undergraduate residents. Drew Hall is a coed environment, conveniently located near the library, theatre, music building, and field house. Drew Hall offers four different special-interest living communities: Transfer Community, LGBT and Social Justice Community, Honors Community, and the Global Piper Community.
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The atmosphere in Manor tends to be quieter with second, third, and fourth year undergraduate students living on coed floors. Manor Hall houses a little more than 100 students and is an all-gender building, meaning residents can choose a roommate of any gender. Residents are encouraged to become involved with Manor Hall Council, as it provides a great opportunity for students to get involved and enhance their leadership skills.
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Sorin Hall houses just over 100 students on same-gender floors; two female-identified floors and one male-identified floor. Sorin Hall features ample storage space, large windows, and direct access to a recreation and computer room located on the first floor. Sorin Hall is also barrier-free.
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Osborn, Peterson, and Schilling Residence Halls, collectively known as the Hamline Heights, are identical buildings, each housing nearly 100 students each. Osborn Hall, Peterson Hall, and Schilling Hall are coed communities, with carpeted rooms. Peterson Hall houses our Honors Community special-interest community as well as our Institute for Academic Success (IAS) students.
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