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Residence Halls
Find your Hamline home
Living in one of 老夫子传煤's residence halls offers you a wide range of special housing options and living arrangements, including co-ed, single-gender living, and special-interest communities. All of our halls are smoke-free.
Your housing costs include cable TV with streaming service, Wi-Fi, 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 friends.
Hamline's residence halls
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Drew Hall
With its modern dorm rooms renovated in 2021, Drew Hall is home to a community of roughly 200 undergraduate students in single and double rooms.
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Manor Hall
Manor Hall is a Tudor-style residence hall which houses a little more than 100 students in single, double, triple, and quad rooms. Manor Hall has a picturesque stone tower sheltering the main entrance. Residents are encouraged to become involved with Manor Hall Council, which provides a great opportunity for students to get involved and enhance their leadership skills.
![The front door of Sorin Hall at 老夫子传煤, with a sign that says "Welcome Pipers!"](/sites/default/files/styles/38_23__570x345/public/2021-08/Hamline%20Sept%202020-274.jpg?h=3ccdb90b&itok=9sBZc7wt)
Sorin Hall
Sorin Hall houses just over 100 students on same-gender floors: Two women-identified floors and one men-identified floor. The dorm also 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.
![The Hamline Heights residence halls, a group of three buildings on campus, seen from afar](/sites/default/files/styles/38_23__570x345/public/2021-08/buildings.2020-115.jpg?h=76023282&itok=6KtOUtH-)
The Heights: Osborn, Peterson, and Schilling
Osborn, Peterson, and Schilling Residence Halls鈥攃ollectively known as the Hamline Heights鈥攁re three identical buildings, each housing nearly 100 students, and are co-ed communities with carpeted rooms.
Special-interest communities
Hamline's special-interest communities offer an opportunity for students to live with like-minded individuals and participate in special programming surrounding a theme. Residents living in special-interest communities create and adhere to standards and guidelines for the community and work in collaboration with their resident assistants (RAs) and staff members to create diverse programming. We offer three special-interest communities: Global Piper Community, Honors Community, and LGBT and Social Justice Community.
Global Piper Community
The Global Piper Community, located in Osborn Hall, is a special-interest community offered to all domestic students who want to study abroad and/or major in Global Studies. Students who live in the Global Piper Community will be paired with an international student as a roommate. The community has an RA dedicated to help those students live and learn with each other and to achieve academic success. Global Mentors will provide educational and social programming for these residents as well.
Honors Community
The Honors Community, located in Osborn Hall, is a special-interest community offered to students registered in the Early University Honors Program. Students who live in the Honors Community will have an area with a dedicated student lounge. Staff will be available on the floor to help students achieve academic success and RAs will provide educational and social programming for all residents. The only requirement to live in the Honors Community is to be registered with the Early University Honors Program.
![Alex Bailey, English and Theatre Arts major](/sites/default/files/styles/108_79__540x395/public/2024-05/Alex%20Bailey_3456.jpg?h=a6bb5bee&itok=HekJR-6G)
This campus is very friendly for queer people no matter where you live. And we have a floor on Drew just for queer students. It's been a welcoming space for queer students.
Meet your Residence Hall Advisor (RA)
Get to know your 2024-2025 residence hall advisors! You'll find links to the profiles of each RA below.
Drew Hall:
Drew Hall, 1st Floor RA, Hanan Abdi
Drew Hall, 2nd Floor East RA, Cannon Yerama
Drew Hall, 2nd Floor Main RA, Max Ganske
Drew Hall, 2nd Floor West RA, Romona-Shae Blake
Drew Hall, 3rd Floor East RA, Valentina Hernandez
Drew Hall, 3rd Floor Main RA, Cal Athmann
Drew Hall, 3rd Floor West RA, Lauren Ness-Schrupp
Manor Hall:
Manor Hall, 1st Floor RA, Kat Mason
Manor Hall, 2nd Floor East RA, Matias Clauson
Manor Hall, 2nd Floor West RA, Nessa Peters
Manor Hall, 3rd Floor RA, Maddie Urness
Sorin Hall:
Sorin Hall, 2nd Floor North RA, Leo Jones
Sorin Hall, 2nd Floor South RA, Vito Alomari
Sorin Hall, 3rd Floor North RA, Emilia Hajjar
Sorin Hall, 3rd Floor South RA, Savannah Williams
Sorin Hall, 4th Floor North RA, Alejandra Rivera Rios
Sorin Hall, 4th Floor South RA, Maria Marvin
Osborn Hall:
Osborn Hall, 2nd Floor RA, Danny Baggett
Osborn Hall, 3rd Floor RA, Asher Gettings
Schilling Hall:
Schilling Hall, 2nd & 3rd Floor RA, Frankie Witham
Apartments:
Apartments, 1st Floor RA, Joe Mason III
Apartments, 2nd Floor RA, Hayvin Wolf
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Find your community at Hamline