Alexander Hall is a vibrant and friendly community housing only first-year students. It is centrally located on campus and shares an outdoor quad area with several other residence halls. Alexander has two main lounges where students hang out, one for fun and recreation and the other for studying. Students love Alexander's small and close-knit community atmosphere.
Residence Halls
Area: The Valley
Hall Director: Madison Maynard
Size: Small < 165
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Area: The Timbers
Hall Director: Gabby Riviere
Size: Large > 300
Located right next to Philbrook Dining Hall and our twin building Williamson Hall, it is minutes away from many academic buildings, making it a convenient place to call home. |
Area: The Hills
Hall Director: Danielle Miller
Size: Medium 165-300
Living in Congreve will put you in the center of the UNH campus. Proximity to the campus core and steps away from recreation facilities are just a few of the reasons first-year through seniors are attracted to life in Congreve. As a resident you will enjoy the diverse population, kitchen facilities, the awesome lounges, and hanging with friends. |
Area: The Valley
Hall Director: Jhenneffer Marcal
Size: Small < 165
Engelhardt is a small hall on campus, making it easy to get to know everyone in the building. This hall is home to students with a variety of interests, hobbies and academic majors. Residents commit to keeping the hall free of alcohol and other drugs. |
Area: The Valley
Hall Director: Alex Pellerin
Size: Small < 165
As the International Connections themed Hall, Fairchild houses domestic students who want a rich and diverse cultural experience and citizens of countries around the world. Approximately 1/3 of the students are international students. |
Area: The Valley
Hall Director: Justin Kennedy
Size: Small < 165
Join the Club! In Gibbs, you will live in a small tight-knit community called "The Clubhouse". Focusing on sports, fitness, and wellness, the Gibbs staff and Hall Council provide residents opportunities for this active community to get to know each other. As a Gibbian, you will be involved in lots of activities both on campus and in the Durham community. |
Area: The Timbers
Hall Director: Halie Laviolette
Size: Medium 165-300
Completed in 2008, Haaland Hall houses students from a diverse array of backgrounds and represent many different identities and personalities. |
Area: The Timbers
Hall Director: Holly Fosher
Size: Large > 300
Handler is one of the newest residence halls on campus. The building houses nine resident assistants, and a full-time professional staff member. Handler is home to the InCEPStion themed floor. |
Area: The Valley
Hall Director: Alex Pellerin
Size: Small < 165
Hetzel is located on the corner of Main Street across from The Durham Market Place, The Works Bagel Shop, Aroma Joes and many more downtown attractions. The hall is home to some of the largest rooms on campus. Residents have the choice of living in a single, double, built-up triples or two-room triples.
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Area: The Timbers
Hall Director: Tyler Rock
Size: Medium 165-300
Hubbard is a medium co-ed residence hall that houses two themes: "Honors" and "Making the Grade," providing a place for students who want to live in a building where there are high academic expectations. Being a part of this community is a great way to get started at UNH. Hubbard students study hard but also have a lot of fun at the same time. |
Area: The Valley
Hall Director: Chelsea Leclerc
Size: Small < 165
A small but involved co-ed hall made up of first-year and upper-class students. Hunter is ideally located on campus with a great backyard as well as an open quad area that is home to the Lower Quad Four square court. Students often hang out in these areas to study or catch up with friends. |
Area: The Hills
Hall Director: Parker LaRock
Size: Small < 165
As a small hall, Jessie Doe is a great mix of first year and upper-class students. Jessie Doe is ideally located for easy access to the main campus, next door to Stillings Dining Hall and the Whittemore Center. |
Area: The Hills
Hall Director: Calvin Mahony
Size: Small < 165
Lord is a small hall that houses residents with a great sense of community. Getting to know other Lord residents is easy. RA’s host weekly socials on each floor, as well as building socials in one of the four hall lounges. The main lounge on the first floor is home to a fireplace, a pool table, a piano, and flat screen TV with a DVD player. |
Area: The Hills
Hall Director: Brittany Cotton
Size: Small < 165
McLaughlin is a small hall, with many residents whom enjoy the strong sense of community within the building, as well as its great location. Situated on a hill overlooking the western side of campus, McLaughlin is surrounded by trees and grassy areas. It is close to Stillings Dining Hall, Dimond Library, Paul College, The Whit, Campus Rec, outdoor pool, Amtrak station, and The Dairy Bar. |
Area: The Valley
Hall Director: Jordan DeSousa
Size: Large > 300
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 upper-class students ranging from sophomores to seniors. |
Area: The Timbers
Hall Director: Trevon Bryant
Size: Medium 165-300
Peterson is a medium co-ed hall. It has both traditional style rooms and suite style rooms in singles, doubles or triples, all air-conditioned. Each of the five floors have a large open lounge area and a study lounge. The first floor has a kitchen, laundry facility and a recreation lounge with a large screen television and Ping-Pong table. |
Hall Director: Soli Collado
Size: Medium 165-300
Adams Tower West and Babcock Hall are being utilized as UNH's isolation and quarantine dorms. Adams Tower West has single rooms with ensuite bathrooms. Babcock Hall offers single residence hall rooms with community bathrooms. Students assigned to the Quarantine or Isolation Halls will be provided meals, snacks and beverages. |
Area: The Hills
Hall Director: Zach Peterson
Size: Small < 165
Sawyer is a small co-ed hall. It is in prime location on campus and recently renovated. The building has mostly double rooms and it is set-up in a traditional residence hall layout. Sawyer houses about two-thirds sophomores and one-third first-year students with some juniors and seniors mixed in. |
Area: The Hills
Hall Director: Shanti Scott
Size: Small < 165
Scott Hall is located in the heart of the campus and is arguably the most picturesque, with its classic design and sprawling lawn. Living here, you’re just minutes from Paul College, the field house and Whittemore Center. |
Area: The Hills
Hall Director: Roundtree
Size: Large > 300
Stoke is the largest residence hall at UNH. The community is comprised mostly of freshmen and sophomore students, allowing for great friendships and mentoring to occur in the building. There are two resident assistants (RAs) on every floor so that the residents have easy access to a staff member. |
Area: The Timbers
Hall Director: Dee Dube
Size: Small < 165
If you have an interest in the arts or merely enjoy being around folks that enjoy the arts, Eaton is a place for you to consider living with likeminded folks. Whether you major in the Arts or not, many Eaton residents enjoy the experience that the arts create. |
Area: The Timbers
Hall Director: Dee Dube
Size: Small < 165
Do you like the outdoors? Many of the students who choose to live in Hall House enjoy biking, hiking, swimming, rock climbing, and a variety of other outdoor activities. Located right near College Woods and surrounded by plenty of great trees for hammocking or slack-lining, Hall House is a great environment for all sorts of fun outdoor experiences. |
Area: The Timbers
Hall Director: Dee Dube
Size: Small < 165
How does a quiet single near college woods and Philbrook dining hall sound? How about a shady, tree-surrounded cabin near a stream? All of these describe the location and environment around Marston House. Marston is home to residents who mostly live in single rooms (6 double rooms are available) but enjoy utilizing the lounge spaces for recreation and academics. |
Area: The Timbers
Hall Director: Dee Dube
Size: Small < 165
Does a single room in a small community of students sound exciting? Then Richardson is the community for you. Richardson is perfect for students who like having their own space but also enjoy hanging out with friends. The building has two lounges for students to hang out with friends and study. Richardson House offers a gender inclusive restroom. |
Area: The Valley
Hall Director: Janett Thomas
Size: Large > 300
As part of the Upper Quad Halls, Devine Hall is close to classes, HoCo (Holloway Commons), Memorial Union Building (MUB) and connected to Hitchcock and Randall Halls. Living in Devine gives you a small hall feel, while actually living in a large hall! |
Area: The Valley
Hall Director: Janett Thomas
Size: Large > 300
Hitchcock is comprised of three great floor communities for freshman and sophomores. The first floor is all male and the second and third floors are female. Hitchcock has a large lounge for studying, watching popular shows. The courtyard provides a great opportunity for students to hang out in warm weather. The hall is close to many academic buildings. |
Area: The Valley
Hall Director: Janett Thomas
Size: Large > 300
Randall is comprised of four floors located in the middle of the “Upper Quad”. The ground floor has a wonderful longe, perfect for studying or hanging out. The 2nd floor is home to the large Randall study lounge and a full kitchen. |
Area: The Timbers
Hall Director: Joey Hitchcock
Size: Large > 300
Located in the Timbers, steps from Philbrook Dining, Williamson Hall is the host to our First Year Experience with programs and events geared to new Wildcats so you can get the most out of UNH. It might be big but each floor is small, allowing communities to develop and strong friendships to be made. |