Mills Hall will be housing the Transfer Community starting 2024 - 2025.
Mills Hall is a large, suite-style, residence hall, centrally located in the heart of the University of New Hampshire (UNH) campus and near downtown Durham. This unique residential community consists of sophomore and upper-class students only. Mills hall provides students with a clean, safe, and healthy living environment that encourages autonomy, community engagement, and academic achievement.
Mills Hall has four to eight-person suites with their own bathrooms. The seven to nine-person suites have their own common areas. Due to the style of Mills Hall, there are five floors with two to three lounges per floor. To create relationships among students who reside in this suite-style hall, lounges are used for studying, hall programs and building community. Mills Hall students have access to a Ping-Pong table, TVs on the first and second-floor lounges, and a seminar room. Mills Hall is conveniently located next to the Memorial Union Building (MUB) and bordering a quad area where students can play whiffle ball, relax in the Adirondack chairs, or lay out and read their favorite book. If you like your independence, while enjoying a community feel, Mills Hall is the residence hall for you!
Getting Here
20 Quad Way
Durham, NH 03824
United States
Mills Suite Types | Total of Suite Types in Building |
2 Doubles and 3 Singles (7 residents) | 4 |
2 Doubles (4 residents) | 18 |
3 Doubles and 2 Singles (8 residents) | 26 |
2 Doubles and 1 Single (5 residents) | 13 |
- Building entrance unlocked and opened by remote
- Roll in access to building and 1st floor
- Select rooms equipped with electric strike
- Front door is equipped with an automatic door opener
- Select rooms equipped with emergency light strobes
- Elevator
- Braille signs
- AC
- AC
- Accessibility Options
- Elevator
- Kitchen
- Laundry Room
- Lounges
- Suites
- Wi-Fi Internet
- Bunkable Beds
- Loftable Beds
November, 2002
Dedicated November 7, 2002. Named after former UNH President Eugene Mills (1971-1974). Mills was a professor then Chairman of the Department of Psychology and also served as Dean of the Graduate School and the College of Liberal Arts.