Myers Hall offers students a living environment that is well suited to the preferences of today's students. Recently renovated, Myers offers suite-style arrangements with ample lounge space.

Rooms were completely patched and painted in the summer of 2001, with new carpeting, wall-coverings, and paint in all hallways and public areas during the same summer. Also included in the $1M+ renovation were new windows and blinds in each room, a new roof, and upgrades to the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, heating, air-conditioning, and ventilation systems.

The suite-style living found in Myers Hall is ideal for sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have established good academic and social support systems on campus.

Each floor includes four four-person suites and some triple rooms. Each suite or room has its own bath. Students share access to a laundry room, kitchenette, and lounge area. The lounge has a large-screen television, comfortable furniture, an ice machine, and a microwave.

Each room is equipped with a cable TV and phone line.  There are also LAN (Local Area Network) ports for each resident of the room.

Myers Hall is accessible to students with disabilities.

Myers Hall is the only residence hall open 12 months a year. 12-month housing allows students who work, are far from home, take summer or break session classes, or who simply wish to stay on campus during breaks to remain in their room while the University is normally closed.

Because Myers Hall is open all year, it houses all break and summer housing operations. Students from other halls who need to live on-campus during summer or break periods should contact their Hall Director for more information. 

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