Pine Hall

Welcome To Pine Hall!

Pine Hall is adjacent to the George T. Potter Library, Scott Student Center, Birch Tree Inn Restaurant and the Atrium. Pine Hall is a First-Year residence hall.

Pine Hall Residence Descriptions

pinehallfloorplan Pine Hall is a five story building with elevator access that houses approximately 340 first-year students in suites that contain a sitting room, three double small bedrooms, a large bath with double sinks, stall shower, and a separate toilet compartment. Pine Hall is for First-Year Students and is designated as dry (alcohol prohibited).

Furnishings for each student include a bed, mattress, desk, desk chair, chest of drawers, and a small open built-in closet. A micro-fridge is also provided in each bedroom.

The hall also offers a central office, communal kitchen, several floor lounges with comfortable furniture, arcade machines and a pool table. The first floor lounge also has an HDTV with HDMI and USB inputs.

Pine Hall Consist of 6-person and 7-person suites throughout each floor.

Take a Look Inside

The 1st floor consist of suites 101, 103-104

ALL first floor suites face the woods

The West Side 2-5 floors consist of suites 01-07

ODD numbered suites face the woods
EVEN numbered suites face the quad

The East Side 2-5 floors consist of suites 08-13

ODD numbered suites face the woods
EVEN numbered suites face the quad

Additional Helpful Information

In addition to the helpful links contained in the left and right frames of this webpage, the below links highlight important information that may be especially helpful for first-year students in the residence halls.

Pine Hall Bed Size Information
What to Bring Web Page
More information about meal plans (mandatory for Pine Hall)
Office of Student Accounts payment deadlines
Campus hours
Alert Me Now sign-up instructions
Ramapo College closing information
How to open your mailbox (video)

To dial another resident on campus from an outside line:

Call 201-684-7500
When the main greeting begins to play, dial #
Dial the 4-digit extension of the student

Note: this does not apply to on campus offices.

Events and Activities on Campus

ResLife Programs Campus Calendar

Men's Soccer Off to NCAA Sweet Sixteen
The Men's Soccer team's historic season continues as they advance to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen. They play on November 17, 2018 against rival Montclair State University at the campus of Tufts University. Learn more: ramapoathletics.com/news/2018/11/12/roadrunners-advance-t...

A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie Performs to Sold Out Fall Concert Crowd
On November 10, 2018, the Fall Concert at Ramapo College featured A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie with student opener Omietté. The concert was sponsored by the College Programming Board (CPB).

Disability Awareness Month and Queer & Trans History Month Closing Ceremony
On October 31, 2018, the Women's Center and the Office of Equity and Diversity Programs held a closing ceremony for the Disability Awareness Month and Queer & Trans History Month, featuring a performance by the Marked Dance Project. Marked Dance Project is a New York City contemporary dance company which features performers with and without disabilities, and was created by Mark Travis Rivera in 2009. Mark Travis Rivera is an award-winning choreographer and activist who also identifies as gay, disabled, and gender-nonconforming.

Women’s Entrepreneurship Week with ENACTUS
Women Entrepreneurship Week is an international movement in its fifth year continuing to increase visibility of female entrepreneurship. The student group, the Ramapo College Enactus team sponsored an event on October 16, 2018 with the Anisfield School of Business, Association of Latinos Moving Ahead (ALMA), and America's Small Business Development Center (SBDC) to bring this movement to Ramapo's campus. This event featured three guest speakers Sheila Robinson-Kiss, Kristine Deer, and Mark Miller, as well as a hands-on product design adventure.

Ramapo Reads: Frankenstein for Day-Long Reading
To celebrate the 200th anniversary of the publication of Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein, the Center for British Studies and the FYS Program co-sponsored an all-day readathon in the York Room of Birch Mansion. Approximately 100 faculty, staff, and students read sections from the novel.

Founders' Day Celebrates Ramapo College's 49th Birthday
On November 7, 2018, Ramapo College celebrated Founders' Day, which marks the College's birthday. Festivities included a photo booth, caricaturists, games, refreshments, a cake cutting, contests and music. Learn more: www.ramapo.edu/founders/

Diversity Day at Ramapo College
Office of Equity and Diversity Programs hosted their annual Diversity Day on October 17, 2018 in the Grove. Diversity Day is a day to celebrate and embrace who we are, despite our differences, no matter what race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, nationality, or disability. It is also a day to reflect on and learn about different cultures and ideologies at Ramapo College. It was completed by cultural foods, music, and fun activities.

Study Abroad: South Korea and Japan Presentation
Students who took the Japan & South Korea Study Abroad Program last May presented their trip experiences to campus on October 24, 2018. If you are interested in Japan and Korea and/or thinking about joining the program in the future, please contact Christina Chung at cchung1@ramapo.edu

The Muslim Student Association - First Meeting
Students joined the Muslim Student Association on September 17, 2018 for their first general meeting of the semester. They got to meet new and current members, while also learning about MSA's role on campus.

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