Laurel Hall Building Features
Laurel Hall shares a quad with Pine Hall and is conveniently located near the Birch Tree Inn and the Atrium.
Laurel Hall is a 432-bed, suite-style residence hall. Each suite includes four single bedrooms, a bathroom with a stall shower, and a small common area.
Suite Common Area Includes:
- Kitchenette with a sink, microwave, and full-size refrigerator
- Storage space for food and personal items
- Small table with four chairs
- Couch and club chair
- Coffee table
- TV cart
Bedroom Furnishings Includes:
- Adjustable long-twin bed and mattress
- Three-drawer chest
- Desk with movable pedestal drawer unit, which can also be used as a nightstand
- Task chair on casters
- Seven-foot-wide overhead bookcase storage unit
- Tack board
- Two-door wardrobe with hanging space and shelving
Each bedroom door is accessed by the resident’s student ID card.
Building Amenities
- Hall Office, Trash Room & Vending Machines: Located on the first floor.
- Laundry Room: Located on the second floor and available at no additional cost to building residents.
- Community Spaces: The first floor includes a screening room, resident-use kitchen, and game room.
- Lounges: Lounge spaces are available on the first and second floors.
- Outdoor Recreation: Roadrunner Courts feature outdoor basketball and volleyball courts, along with a picnic area and grills.
Alcohol Allowed Housing Policies
- Floors 2 through 6 are designated as dry (alcohol prohibited) regardless of age.
- Floors 7 and 8 are eligible for Alcohol Allowed Housing. Please refer to the Guide to Community Living for more details.
Laurel Hall residents are required to have meal plans.
Office Hours:
Fall & Spring Semester Hours:
Monday – Friday: 12 PM – Midnight
Saturday & Sunday: 8 PM – Midnight
Summer Hours:
Monday – Thursday: 8 AM – 5:15 PM
Laurel Hall’s Helpful Information
Alcohol Allowed Housing
Alcohol Allowed Housing is available in:
- Suites within The Village
- 7th and 8th floors of Laurel Hall
- Graduate student housing (eligible students only)
Residents may become eligible beginning the first day of classes each semester, per the Academic Calendar, provided all application requirements are met.
Alcohol is permitted only during the fall and Spring semesters. Alcohol is not permitted in any student housing during Winter Term, Summer Housing, or any interim/break periods, regardless of age or housing assignment. Possession of alcohol or alcohol-related paraphernalia during these times is prohibited and will be documented as a policy violation.
🟢 Alcohol Allowed Housing Status (LIVE)
This list is updated in real time through the official Residence Life Housing Status Dashboard.
👉 View current Alcohol Allowed Housing assignments here:
Alcohol Allowed Housing List
(This dashboard is maintained by Residence Life staff. Updates may occur throughout the semester as approvals change.)
Application Process
To become Alcohol Allowed Housing, all requirements below must be completed:
- Each resident of the suite who is 21+ must complete the Alcohol Allowed Agreement
- Once all required residents have completed the agreement, residents must email their hall office confirming completion
- Hall staff will place an Alcohol Allowed Agreement in a holder immediately inside the suite door
- Residents are responsible for ensuring the agreement remains visible at all times
- Staff will review the request and, once approved, place an official Alcohol Allowed sign inside the suite
The agreement must be posted before alcohol can be present in the suite. Until the process is complete, the housing assignment remains Alcohol Prohibited.
Alcohol Allowed status is valid for one semester only and must be renewed each term.
Alcohol Allowed Housing Agreement/Request Form
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Policy Reminder
Alcohol is regulated under campus policy and must comply with all guidelines outlined in the Student Handbook.
ResLife Events
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Important Resources
- What to Bring
- Virtual Tours
- Prohibited Items List
- Guide to Community Living
- Student Handbook (Student Code of Conduct)
The following are helpful resources:
- Dining Services Information
- Internet Access Information
- Sustainability & Recycling Information – Office of Facilities
- Shuttle / Transportation
- Office of Student Accounts Payment Deadlines