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Residence Hall Facilities

Pittman Hall

Drone of Pittman and Sohre
Pittman Hall

The Sink Elevates It

This building holds 190 first-year students. It’s got a supersized, sunny lounge on the lower level, plus a smaller lounge on each floor. Dorm rooms come with a bed, bed frame, mattress, desk, desk chair, and built-in closet space for each resident. Rooms also have carpet, a sink (yes), a vanity, and relatively large closets. Genders alternate by floor.

What’s Cool About It

Pittman, named for donors Jean and Delmar Pittman, is across the street from the Arboretum and the Fine Arts Building. Its public spaces have had a nice, (relatively) new facelift. The building’s layout encourages residents to leave their doors open and make friends. Students love hanging out in the lower level lounge, playing pool and ping pong. Both Pittman and Sohre were originally built for women, therefore there is a sink in each room. Apparently back the 1960s, only women brushed their teeth and washed their faces. 

Who will you find here

First year students

The Details

  • Occupancy: 190 residents
  • Hall amenities: large lounge on the lower level, and a smaller lounge on each floor.
  • Room amenities: Each room is furnished with a bed, bed frame, mattress, desk, desk chair, and built-in closet space for each resident.
  • Bed frames have wooden ends that can be raised or bunked. Lofting requires a rental from .
  • Pittman rooms have carpet, a sink, and vanity.
  • All ceiling heights are 8 feet.

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