Located on west campus, each residence hall in the Shoeboxes house two students per room with communal baths located on each floor.
Benet, Cope, Geer, Sanders and Young Halls comprise the residential area known as the Shoeboxes. With just one look, it’s easy to see why these long, rectangular shaped buildings earned the nickname “the shoeboxes.” Each residence hall houses approximately 140 first-year students each.
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2019-2020 Breakdown by Building
Benet Hall is a co-ed residence hall for first-year students.
Cope Hall is an all-male residence hall for first-year students.
Geer Hall is a co-ed residence hall for first-year students.
Sanders Hall is a co-ed residence hall for first-year students.
Young Hall is a co-ed residence hall for first-year students.
Full kitchens with microwave ovens are located on the lower level of each building.
Laundry facilities are located on the first floor in each building.
The Fresh Food Company Dining Hall
The Student Mail Services is also conveniently located near the Shoeboxes.
Other Information
The Shoeboxes are designated alcohol-free residence halls.
Smoking is prohibited on campus. For more information about the University’s tobacco policy, click here to be redirected.
Outside lofts (purchased, rented or constructed) are not permitted, as the bed frames provided are modular and allow you to raise or lower the height of the bed. See Lofting Guidelines.
Room Features
Two extra long single beds
Two individual desks and chairs
Two walk-in closets
One medicine cabinet with a mirror
One lavatory sink
Tile floors (not carpet)
Air conditioning
Venetian blinds
High-speed Internet access
IPTV
Outside lofts (purchased, rented or constructed) are not permitted, as the bed frames provided are modular. See Lofting Guidelines.
