Colonial Hall Apartments

One of the College’s newest additions to residential living, the Colonial Hall Apartments, are located on lower campus near downtown Grove City —a 15-minute walk from the academic buildings. The name of the building is historically significant in that it comes from the original Colonial Hall, which stood in the same location from 1904 to 1981 and was first a women’s hall and later a men’s hall.

Built in 2006, the newer Colonial Hall Apartments offer male and female students full amenities and furnishings with a kitchen, living room, bedroom(s), and bathroom(s) in each apartment. Residents pay approximately the same as what students on upper campus pay for room and board. The cost of all furnishings and utilities is included in the cost. If desired, apartment residents may purchase meal plans to eat in the cafeterias, but many students enjoy cooking meals in their apartment.

Students in double apartments share a larger bedroom. The triple and quad apartments have individual bedrooms for each resident. The building hosts annual trick-or-treating for the community and a student garage sale at the end of the year.

Built In

2006

Occupancy
208 (104 women and 104 men on separate halls)

Types of Rooms
2, 3, and 4 person apartments

Demographics
Upperclassman men and women

Residence Life Staff

1 RD; 8 RAs

Included Furniture

• Bedrooms: 1 bed, mattress, desk, chair, dresser, and closet per resident
• Living rooms: kitchen table and chairs, couch, shelf and entertainment center, cushioned chairs

Building Amenities

Each apartment features individual central air and heat controls, washer and dryer, and a complete kitchen with a dishwasher, garbage disposal, electric range, and refrigerator. Other building features include 24-hour common spaces, hall lounges, study rooms, a recreation room, and elevator access.