Lever Hall

The Highrises are the place to live if you’re a first-year engineering student. Lever houses first-year engineering Living-Learning Community, RISE. Lever is considered a Highrise and is part of the Bryan Mall community. It is centrally located near Schilletter dining hall and The Hendrix Center.

East Campus Area Desk

Area Desk

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Evan Branyon

Graduate Community Director – Lever, Mauldin & Barnett

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Room Measurements & Floor Plans

Floorplans: Lever Hall

Room: 12′ x 15′ (including closet)
Two XL twin beds: Bed Frame: 38″W x 79″L (inside the frame) and 38″W x 81″L (including the frame)
Two individual desks: 31″D x 38″W x 41″H and chairs
Two chest of drawers: 16″D x 32″ x 40 H”
Two closets
Two wall-mounted mirrors
Two bookshelves
Carpet
Venetian blinds
Window: 29″ W x 65″ L

* Exact measurements of a room or furniture may vary.

Lofting Guidelines

Typical Lever Rooms

Room: 12′ x 15′ (including closet)
Window: 29″ W x 65″ L
Venetian blinds

Corner Lever Rooms

Room: 11’6″ x 15’9″ (including closet)
Window: 29″ W x 65″ L
Venetian blinds

A7 C7 Interior Rooms

Rooms ending in A7 or C7 are “interior rooms” which means they are not on an exterior wall of the building. These rooms are offered at a significant discount when compared to other campus spaces. Check this year’s rates for specifics.

A7 & C7 rooms include two wardrobes in addition to the typical furniture listed above. These rooms are a bit smaller than typical rooms in this building.

B7 D7 Interior Rooms

Rooms ending in B7 or D7 are “interior rooms” which means they are not on an exterior wall of the building and are only offered when additional spaces are required. These rooms are offered at a significant discount when compared to other campus spaces. Check this year’s rates for specifics.

B7 & D7 rooms include a sink and two wardrobes in addition to the typical furniture listed above. Their distinctive shape creates unique opportunities for setting up your space as well as some challenges. Outlets are limited, so we do recommend power strips with longer cords to manage electricity needs throughout the room. A power strip with a long power cable will be provided in these rooms to help accommodate for this.

Kitchens, Bathrooms & Laundry

Kitchens
A full kitchen with a microwave oven and lounges are located on the lower level of each building.

Bathrooms
There are two hall style bathrooms per floor, and each bathroom has four shower stalls and four toilet stalls.

Laundry
Laundry facilities are located on the lower level of each building.

TV & Internet

High-speed Internet access
IPTV

It is important to note that Lever Manning Hall does not have coaxial connections so residents will need to utilize Philo TV for TV service. Resources

Nearby

Cooper Library

Academic Success Center (ASC)

Schilletter Dining Hall

East Side Food Court

Redfern Health Center

Hendrix Student Center (HSC)

Barnes Center

Room Measurements & Floor Plans

Floorplans: Lever Hall

* Exact measurements of a room or furniture may vary.

Lofting Guidelines

Floorplans: Lever Hall

* Exact measurements of a room or furniture may vary.

Lofting Guidelines

Floorplans: Lever Hall

* Exact measurements of a room or furniture may vary.

Lofting Guidelines

Floorplans: Lever Hall

* Exact measurements of a room or furniture may vary.

Lofting Guidelines

Floorplans: Lever Hall

* Exact measurements of a room or furniture may vary.

Lofting Guidelines

Floorplans: Lever Hall

* Exact measurements of a room or furniture may vary.

Lofting Guidelines

Kitchens, Bathrooms & Laundry

Kitchens
A full kitchen with a microwave oven and lounges are located on the lower level of each building.

Bathrooms
There are two hall style bathrooms per floor, and each bathroom has four shower stalls and four toilet stalls.

Laundry
Laundry facilities are located on the lower level of each building.

TV & Internet Show Hide

TV & Internet

High-speed Internet access
IPTV

It is important to note that Lever Manning Hall does not have coaxial connections so residents will need to utilize Philo TV for TV service. Resources

Nearby Show Hide

Nearby

Cooper Library

Academic Success Center (ASC)

Schilletter Dining Hall

East Side Food Court

Redfern Health Center

Hendrix Student Center (HSC)

Barnes Center

Resources

Where can I view my housing assignment?

Once you have selected your housing assignment, you may view your assignment at anytime on the Housing Portal.

What happens if my key is lost or stolen?

This would cause a lock change charge from University Housing. Most often, this is due to a lost key or a temporary key that is not returned by the deadline. The housing contract states: "If a key is lost or not returned when occupancy is terminated, or if a temporary key is not returned within the required time, the door lock(s) will be re-cored and new keys will be made at the responsible resident's expense.

We do our best to hold residents responsible for the safety of their own key. We sometimes do charge students for stolen keys, but we will request information about each situation to determine the best course of action.

May I request another incoming first-year student as a roommate?

Yes. You will have the option to request up to three roommates of your choice. You will create and confirm your roommate group in step one of the sign-up process.

Where can I buy linens and other supplies?

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Drugs and Alcohol

Alcohol may be possessed and consumed only by persons age 21 and older within their room or apartment. Display of alcohol and alcohol containers is forbidden. Possession of illegal drugs and drug
paraphernalia is strictly prohibited. Click below for University support, or see our Housing Rules for more policies.

Drug & Alcohol Safety

Tobacco

All tobacco and smoke-related products, including but not limited to cigarettes, cigars, water pipes, kreteks, bidis, electronic cigarettes (vape), smokeless tobacco, chewing tobacco, snuff and all other nicotine delivery devices are prohibited in University Housing.

Housing Rules

Pets

The only pets permitted in University Housing are fish in up to 10 gallon tanks. Service and Assistance Animals may be permitted on a case-by-case basis when advised by Student Accessibility Services. For more specific University Housing pet policies, please see the Rules and Regulations for the current year.

Housing Rules

Weapons & Fireworks

No resident or guest of a resident shall possess, store, or use firearms, explosive devices, or weapons of any
kind. This includes, but is not limited to guns (BB, air, pellet, paintball, etc.), swords, rifles, bows and arrows, knives, fireworks, chemicals, slingshots, or martial arts devices.

Housing Rules