Residence Halls

Belknap Hall

• 250 students, coed by door
• Five floors with an elevator
• Large recreation lounge with pool and ping pong table, TV, and an enclosed study lounge.

Blair Hall

• 211 students, coed by door
• Four floors and no elevator
• Home to a Music/Theater/Dance/Art floor complete with two music practice rooms
• Wellness focus for interested students, including an aerobics/dance room outfitted with simple fitness equipment and basic weights
• Large recreation lounge, with TV, pool table and ping pong table, and there are kitchens on three floors.

Centre Lodge

• Administrative offices for the University Apartments (WMAC and NTSA)
• Large study room with tables and chairs
• Lounge area with comfortable furniture
• Computer terminal cluster in a separate area

Grafton Hall

• 260 students, coed by floor and by door
• Seven floors with an elevator (Tallest building in Plymouth)
• Beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and the campus
• Most rooms feature a divider, often used to separate the room into sleep and study areas
• Includes a large recreation lounge with pool table, TV, ping pong and air hockey tables
• Includes quiet study lounge
• Adjacent to the dining hall.
• Renovations during the summer of 2007 include all new showers, toilets, sinks, wall and floor tile in all bathrooms; new heating system, new roof, and some new flooring.

Langdon Woods Residential Complex

• 347 residents
• Convenient access to nearby Langdon Park
• Main floor includes a large common area complete with multipurpose room, computer cluster, lounge seating, and a café
• Kitchen available for resident use
• Fitness room
• Laundry facilities
• Bicycle storage room with direct outside access.

Mary Lyon Hall

• 245 students, coed by floor and by door
• One of the oldest buildings on campus
• Very attractive landmark building - with a character unlike any other PSU residence
• Located at the center of the campus
• Three floors, with an elevator
• Includes a large lounge and a computer cluster.
• Opening Fall 2007 with a new slate roof, a new heating system, new windows, new and refinished flooring, and new furniture.

Non-Traditional Student Apartments (NTSA)

• 30 units
• Available to undergraduate students 23 years of age and older
• Available to graduate students
• Fully furnished one- and two-bedroom apartments

Pemigewasset Hall

• 250 students, coed by door
• Sits on a hill overlooking Plymouth and the campus
• Four floors and an elevator
• Special floors for ski, snowboard, and biking
• Includes a ski tuning room
• Includes a large recreation lounge with pool tables, TV and ping pong tables.

Samuel Read Hall Residence Hall

• 115 students, coed by door
• Smallest residence hall on campus
• Centrally located
• Includes a large study lounge, a recreation lounge, and a small exercise room
• Historical, ivy-covered building that was built in 1921 and renovated and refurnished in 2000
• Three floors and no elevator

Smith Hall

• 260 students, coed by floor and by door
• Seven floors, with an elevator (mirror twin of Grafton Hall)
• Most rooms feature a divider, often used to separate the room into sleep and study areas
• Includes a large recreation lounge with pool table, ping pong table, TV, and an enclosed study area
• Close proximity to the center (the HUB), dining hall and several academic buildings

White Mountain Apartment Complex (WMAC)

• 500 students
• Available to upper-level students who have earned 45 credits or are at least 20 years old
• Fully furnished one- and two-bedroom apartments, which house two or four people