Rutledge Hall stands on the historic west side of campus. This three story building, built in 1911 as one of the first buildings on campus, is located beside tree-lined pathways, providing a haven away from the bustling activities of the rest of the campus.

Next door to Rutledge Hall is the James Union Building which houses the Scheduling Center, the June Anderson Women's Center, Taco Bell, Subway, and one of the main cafeterias on campus.

A typical room in Rutledge Hall includes:

• two twin beds
• two chests
• two desks
• two chairs
• two walk-in closets
• sink in tiled alcove
• lighted mirror above vanity
• phone jack
• basic cable
• internet connections

A limited number of private rooms may be available in Rutledge Hall. Typical furnishings for private rooms include just one twin bed, one desk, and one chair. Double closets and chests are a built in feature of all Rutledge Hall rooms.

Rutledge Hall offers a fully-staffed, 24-hour reception desk where assistance with information, package delivery and guest registration is available. The Rutledge lobby has a color television, house phone, and comfortable seating for visitors. The hall offers both laundry and kitchen facilities on the first floor. Also available on the first floor is a study room for those residents who seek a quiet place to ready or study. Rutledge Hall residents may easily access the 24-hour computer lab located in nearby Lyon Hall.

Typical Layout of a Room in Lyon, Miss Mary and McHenry Halls

Measurements: Window: 37.25" W x 65.5" H Chest: 30.5" x 18.5" Desk: 36" x 20" Mattress: 80" Layout is representative of a typical room. Furnishings and measurements may vary from room to room. Many rooms are the mirror image of this layout.

Take a virtual tour of a single room in Rutledge Hall. Refer to the Rates for cost information.

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