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Allegheny Commons

Allegheny Commons houses upperclass students in three buildings.  This upperclassmen complex contains carpeted multi-level apartments, each with a common room (approximately 15’x17’ in dimension), bathroom, full kitchen, and two to four single bedrooms (approximately 9’x12’ each).  Common room furniture includes a couch, dining room table, and four chairs; bedrooms come equipped with New England woodcraft dressers (one two-drawer and one three-drawer), desk with book carousel, chair, and bed, as well as one built-in closet.  Bedroom windows are approximately 4’x2.75’, while common room windows are approximately 4’x6’3”. This facility is air conditioned in the downstairs/main living area.

Baldwin Hall

All rooms have internet jacks and multiple outlets.

Building Baldwin Hall
Location 474 North Main Street
Type of Residents First-Year Students
Type of Hall Single-gender hallways, co-ed hallways, one gender-inclusive floor
# of Rooms 109
Types of Rooms Double Rooms
Room Distribution All Doubles
Room Size 12’6″ x 16′
Furnishings Twin XL bed with mattress, desk, and desk carrel
Closet Two built-in closets (one per resident)
Dressers Two built-in dressers (one per resident)
Bunk/Loft Capabilities Bunkable
Floor Tile
Lighting Fluorescent
Window Coverings Mini-Blinds
Window Size 4’3″ x 8’3″
Heat Thermostat in individual rooms
Amenities in the Building Central first-floor lounge, newly renovated kitchens, multiple hall lounges, first-floor laundry room

Brooks Hall

Brooks Hall also houses 4th-floor Sorority Suites.

All rooms have internet jacks and multiple outlets.

Building Brooks Hall
Location 474 North Main St.
Type of Residents Upperclass Students (sophomores, juniors, seniors)
Type of Hall Single gender – female
# of Rooms 100
Types of Rooms Singles, Doubles, Triples, Quads
Room Distribution Singles – 52, Doubles – 45, Triples – 1, Quads – 2
Room Size Varies, see floor plan
Furnishings Twin XL bed with mattress, desk, chair, and desk carrel
Closet Varies by section of building
Dressers One 3-drawer and one 2-drawer dresser per resident
Bunk/Loft Capabilities Bunkable
Floor Carpet tiles
Lighting Fluorescent
Window Coverings Mini-Blinds
Window Size 7’1/2″ x 3′
Heat Thermostat in individual rooms
Amenities in the Building Newly renovated restrooms, two laundry rooms, mid-lounge, kitchenette.
Building is shared by Brooks Dining Hall.

Brooks Hall Single

Brooks Hall Double

College Court

College Court houses upperclass students in three buildings. These tile-floored apartments each feature a 15’x17’ common room, kitchenette (including sink, refrigerator, and stove top), bathroom, and four single bedrooms (10’x12’ each).  Common area furniture includes couch, kitchen table, and four chairs.  Bedroom furniture includes dresser, desk, chair, and single bed; bedrooms also feature individual sinks and closet racks. Common room windows are approximately 3’3”x3’, while bedroom windows are 3’3”x 9’. This facility is air conditioned.

Crawford Hall

All rooms have internet jacks and multiple outlets.


Building Crawford Hall
Location 461 Highland Avenue
Type of Residents First-Year Students
Type of Hall Single gender – female
# of Rooms 32
Types of Rooms Double Rooms
Room Distribution All Doubles
Room Size 16′ x 12′
Furnishings Twin XL bed with mattress, desk, and desk carrel
Closet Two built-in closets (one per resident)
Dressers One 3-drawer and one 2-drawer dresser per resident
Bunk/Loft Capabilities Bunkable/Loftable
Floor Carpeting
Lighting Fluorescent
Window Coverings Mini-Blinds
Window Size 4’6″ x 5’6″
Heat Thermostat in individual rooms
Amenities in the Building Newly renovated restrooms, large lounge, centrally located laundry room.
Building is located next to Wise Athletic Center and across the street from Henderson Campus Center.

 

Allegheny College 2017. (Photo by Ed Mailliard)

Delta Tau Delta

Delta Tau Delta’s fraternity house features double rooms approximately 17’x12’ in dimension.  Each tiled space contains New England woodcraft furniture (includes two-drawer dresser, three door dresser, desk with book carousel, chair, and bed) and two built-in closets.  Windows are approximately 4’6”x5’.

Edwards Hall

All rooms have internet jacks and multiple outlets.

Building Edwards Hall
Location 535 Highland Avenue
Type of Residents First-Year Students
Type of Hall Co-Ed Hallways
# of Rooms 44
Types of Rooms Singles & Triple Suites (three single bedrooms connected by a lounge area)
Room Distribution Singles – 42, Triple Suites – 2
Room Size 17’8″ x 9’6″
Furnishings Twin XL bed with mattress, desk, and desk carrel
Closet Built in closet
Dressers Two 3-drawer and two 2-drawer dressers
Bunk/Loft Capabilities Bunkable/Loftable
Floor Carpet
Lighting Fluorescent
Window Coverings Mini-Blinds
Window Size 4′ x 3’6″
Heat Building controlled
Amenities in the Building Newly renovated full-size kitchen, lounges on each floor, first-floor laundry room

North Village I

North Village I houses 110 students in three buildings (Buildings A, B, and C). Each building is air-conditioned and has a laundry room. These two-level, carpeted upperclassmen apartments feature a full kitchen (including sink, refrigerator, and oven), a 9’x12’ common room (including sofa/love seat, table, and four chairs), and two bathrooms with external sinks. There are 5 bedrooms in each apartment. Individual bedrooms contain New England woodwork furniture (includes two-drawer dresser, three-door dresser, desk with book carousel, chair, and bed), and built-in closets.  Each 9’x10’ bedroom features one 5’6”x2’6” and one 5’6”x4’ window; common rooms contain two-story windows equipped with 6’x6’6” blinds.

North Village I Building C holds the Max Kade International Wing that offers living spaces by application only devoted to students studying languages and/or have a strong interest in International Affairs. They are the: Chinese, French, German, Spanish, Arabic/MENA (Middle Eastern, North Africa) and International Houses.

North Village I

North Village I – Individual Room

Single Room

Main Level

See NVA Floor Plan See NVB Floor Plan See NVC Floor Plan

North Village II

Double suites and apartment quads contain 2-4 single bedrooms respectively. Double suites feature a common area with a microwave, sink, mini-fridge, and one bathroom. Four-person apartments feature a living room, large refrigerator, sink, microwave, a 2-burner cook-top, and two bathrooms.

Building North Village II
Location 421 North Main St
Type of Residents Upperclass Students (primarily juniors and seniors)
Type of Hall Co-ed Suites/Apartments
# of Rooms 77
Types of Rooms Triples, Double Suites, and Apartment Quads
Apartment Distribution Triple – 1, Double Suites – 44, Apartment Quads – 33
Room Size varies, see floor plan
Furnishings Twin XL bed with mattress, desk, and desk carrel
Closet One moveable wardrobe per resident
Dressers One 3-drawer and one 2-drawer dresser per resident
Bunk/Loft Capabilities N/A
Floor Carpet
Lighting Fluorescent
Window Coverings Mini-Blinds
Window Size 4′ x 3’6″
Heat/Cooling Thermostats and AC in individual apartments/suites
Amenities in the Building Full-size kitchen, laundry rooms on every floor, air-conditioning

Phi Kappa Psi

The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house contains tiled singles, doubles, and quads.  Double rooms are, on average, 16’x11’ in dimension and feature classic barn door furniture (includes desk, chair, bed, and movable wardrobe).  Windows on the first floor are typically 6’6”x3’6”, while windows on the second floor are typically 3’6”x3’6”.

Schultz Hall

Schultz Hall also houses Conference and Event Services, Winslow Health Center, and Counseling and Personal Development Center.

All rooms have internet jacks and multiple outlets.

Building Schultz Hall
Location 549 Park Avenue
Type of Residents Upper-class Students
Type of Hall Co-ed Wings, Gender-inclusive Wing
# of Rooms 72
Types of Rooms Single Rooms
Room Distribution All Singles
Room Size 16′ x 12′
Furnishings Twin XL bed with mattress, desk, and desk carrel
Closet Two built-in closets (one per resident)
Dressers One 3-drawer and one 2-drawer dresser per resident
Bunk/Loft Capabilities Bunkable/Loftable
Floor Carpeting
Lighting Fluorescent
Window Coverings Mini-Blinds
Window Size 5’10” x 4’3″
Heat Thermostat in individual rooms
Amenities in the Building Basement laundry room, newly renovated kitchens and study lounges.
Building is shared with Winslow Health Center and Counseling and Personal Development Center

Schultz Hall

Walker and Walker Annex

All rooms have internet jacks and multiple outlets.

Building Walker Hall and Walker Annex
Location 401 Park Avenue (Walker) and 517 Park Ave (Walker Annex)
Buildings are adjoined to each other and to Brooks Hall.
Type of Residents Upperclass Students (sophomores, juniors, seniors)
Type of Hall Single-gender wings
# of Rooms 132
Types of Rooms Singles and Doubles
Room Distribution Singles – 45, Doubles – 87
Room Size Varies, see floor plan
Furnishings Twin XL bed with mattress, desk, and desk carrel
Closet Built-in closet
Dressers One 3-drawer and one 2-drawer dresser per resident
Bunk/Loft Capabilities Bunkable/Loftable
Floor Carpet
Lighting Fluorescent
Window Coverings Mini-Blinds
Window Size 4’6″ x 5’6″
Heat Thermostat in individual rooms
Amenities in the Building Multiple floor lounges/full-size kitchens, two laundry rooms, newly-renovated bathrooms
Brooks Dining Hall is connected to the building.

Walker and Walker Annex

Single Room

Double Room

College-Owned Houses

Upperclass students have the option of living in college-owned houses on the periphery of campus (Loomis Street, Park Avenue, Prospect Street, Sherman Street, and N. Main Street). These houses vary in size from 2-9 students, and may be free standing, duplexes, or triplexes. Bedrooms within the houses contain the standard bedroom furniture (desk, chair, dresser(s), closet/wardrobe, and bed). Common spaces have enough soft seating for the occupants of the house, and additional furniture varies by the house.

The houses are a living option that allows students to experience more independence and responsibility. While the College maintains the properties, students are responsible for taking out their own garbage/recycling, day-to day cleaning and purchasing of products, shoveling of stairs/paths (shovels and salt provided by Physical Plant), and living within a neighborhood community. While there is limited parking at the house, if the number of occupants with cars exceeds the number of spaces available, students should plan to park in on-campus overflow lots.

Specific house information will only be sent to students who are eligible to live in the houses.

Allegheny also offers Special Interest Housing where students are able to explore their curricular and co-curricular interests while living with students with similar goals.