A 96-bed, coeducational residence hall—the first new facility built on campus in several years, opened for the fall 2004 term to full occupancy. The design was a new concept for the campus, featuring 16 townhouse suites. Each four-unit suite contains a living area, complete with sink and cabinets to receive microwave and refrigerator, and two shared restrooms.

The Hall itself consists of two wings connected by a large reception area. Adjoining the foyer are public restrooms, laundry, a multipurpose room, and a resident manager's apartment, which is a self-contained, one-bedroom/one-bath unit with living room and kitchen.

Finishes include wall-to-wall carpet in support areas and living spaces, vinyl tile in individual student rooms, and stain-crete finish flooring in the foyer. A tongue-in-groove wood ceiling with exposed structural timbers and pendant lighting exhibits an open, airy and warm atmosphere.

An outside courtyard located between the two wings beyond the foyer encourages social activities and gives students additional informal meeting space.