Stimson Hall
Single-gender halls provide a living environment for students who want the benefits of living with members of the same sex.
Built 
in 1923 and located in the heart of campus, Stimson Hall, the oldest men's
hall
on campus, is devoted to the development of student leaders and service learning
within the University community. A unique feature is "cluster"
living groups consisting of singles and doubles with seven or fewer men sharing
a private lounge and bathroom. About half of Stimson's rooms are arranged
in clusters. Stimson is a popular hall for returning students and new students
seeking its additional
hall involvement opportunities. Stimson has unique "sponsor" staffing,
selected in-hall.
Freshmen who choose Stimson Hall click here to find your Freshmen Focus classes and more information about the benefits of the Freshmen Focus program.
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