Manning Hall

Manning Hall is a Highrise in the Bryan Mall Community. Manning is the perfect Clemson Home with over 400 students living in the building. Manning Hall is located right in the middle of everything with Hendrix Student Center and Schilletter Dining Hall right next door.

East Campus Area Desk

Area Desk

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Cassi Bowen

Community Director for Byrnes & Manning

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Sean Lockhart

Graduate Community Director for Byrnes & Manning

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Gretchen Bates

Graduate Community Director of Byrnes & Manning

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Room Measurements & Floor Plans

Floorplans: Manning Hall

Two XL twin beds: Bed Frame: 38″W x 80″L (inside the frame) and 38″W x 86″L (including the frame)
Two individual desks: 31″W x 38″L x 41″H and chairs
Two chest of drawers: 16″W x 32″L x 40 H”
Two closets
Two wall-mounted mirrors
Two bookshelves
Carpet
* Exact measurements of a room or furniture may vary.

Lofting Guidelines

Typical Manning Rooms

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

Corner Manning 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 bottom floor of each building.

Bathrooms
There are two hall bathrooms per floor.

Laundry
Laundry facilities are located on the bottom floor of each building.

TV & Internet

IPTV (No Coaxial Connection)
High-speed Internet access
More Tech and Resource Information

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: Manning Hall

Lofting Guidelines

Floorplans: Manning Hall

Lofting Guidelines

Floorplans: Manning Hall

Lofting Guidelines

Floorplans: Manning Hall

Lofting Guidelines

Floorplans: Manning Hall

Lofting Guidelines

Floorplans: Manning Hall

Lofting Guidelines

Kitchens, Bathrooms & Laundry

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

Bathrooms
There are two hall bathrooms per floor.

Laundry
Laundry facilities are located on the bottom floor of each building.

TV & Internet Show Hide

TV & Internet

IPTV (No Coaxial Connection)
High-speed Internet access
More Tech and Resource Information

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

How do I choose my living space?

During your time slot, you may enter the housing portal and select a room.

If the room is identified as a 2/2, meaning there are two of the two beds available, you may choose to put yourself in that space.

The room status will change to a 1/2, meaning there is one of the two beds available.

A magnifying glass will appear and a potential roommate may view the lifestyle questionnaire and verbiage that you wrote about yourself.

If they feel they are a match they may select the available bed. On the other side, if you find a room that is a 1/2 you will have the opportunity to view the lifestyle questionnaire and verbiage that was written by the student occupying the space. If you feel you are a match, you may place yourself in that space.

If you have further questions, please contact us.

I’m a new student, can I request a roommate change after the deadline?

We understand how important your freshman year is and how it will shape the next few years. Living with someone we don't know can be frightening and difficult. College is a time of learning and growing. This is a time to learn to live and work with many people who may be different from us in a multitude of ways.

University Housing has live in staff in each building and on each floor that is there to help you adjust and feel comfortable. During the first few days on campus, your RA will come by and speak with all occupants to help them address issues and to draw up a roommate agreement which will help mandate the rules for your living space.

When will I select my housing assignment?

Selection times are different for Bridge, First Year, Continuing and Transfer students, please check our events for the latest information.

Can Bridge students have a roommate that is not another Bridge student?

Bridge and First Year Clemson students are not able to live together. However, there will many opportunities for them to engage, such as in the dining halls.

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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