Dorm Life
Mount Vernon, Monticello, Montpelier, and Oak Hill
Mount Vernon, Monticello, Montpelier, and Oak Hill are Williamsburg-styled residence halls which began housing students in January of 2001. They are all equipped with two-room suites sharing a common semi-private bathroom and each room has its own vanity. The larger room in each suite has a maximum occupancy of four residents, and the opposing smaller rooms have a maximum occupancy of three residents. Each of these four residence halls is able to house up to 56 students. Halls that house women have their exterior doors locked for security purposes.
There is a laundry room on each floor, a social lounge on the first floor, and a study lounge on the second floor.
Mount Vernon is also home to the campus Town Hall, a large assembly space on the lower level. This is the space where daily chapels are held and all drama and musical performances.
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Red Hill
Red Hill is the newest residence hall on campus and began housing men in the Spring of 2003. The rooms in Red Hill are two person maximum occupancy with six wings of rooms on each end and a common bathroom in each. Red Hill is able to house up to 88 men. There are laundry rooms on each floor and several study and social lounges throughout the building.
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