The residence halls on North Campus primarily serve first and second year students, although junior and senior students also reside in these facilities. Walnut Hall, Washington Arms, and Watson Hall are only available for upper-class students, however. Each residence hall has its own unique features and history, such as the skyline view of the city of Syracuse viewable from the Lawrinson Penthouse, the Brockway facility attached to Brewster/Boland that contains classroom space, lounge space and a computer cluster, and the student-created mural in Haven Hall dedicated as a memorial to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.

Services are provided to students to make living in the residence halls more like living at home. All halls have public lounge space where students may socialize or study their academics. The information center for the residence halls is the main desk. It is there that residents may borrow recreational equipment to use such as pool tables, foosballs, ping-pong paddles, and board games. The main desk staff also distributes mail and packages to students via the students’ personal mailboxes. Staffed by students, the main desks provide a valuable resource to the residents of the building. Someone is available at the main desks to assist students and guests from 8 a.m.– Midnight daily.

We invite you to learn more about our residence halls by selecting the links above.