Huston Residence Hall
Huston Hall is Bryan's second-oldest residence facility and is the sister building of H. D. Long Hall. It opened in March 1964, three months following the opening of Long.Huston contains 52 rooms which are individually climate controlled. Each student room has a sink and is furnished with beds, wardrobes and study desks. Some rooms are fitted with movable, modular furniture. Each floor has a lounge, kitchen, bathrooms, laundry rooms and storage areas.
Meet Huston Resident Director Karie Harpest and her staff here.
Quick Facts about Huston
Floors: 4
Residence rooms: 52
Students per room: 19 rooms accommodating three people, 30 rooms accommodating two people and three rooms housing one person
Current Capacity: 120
Room Description: 14' x 16', Cinder block walls and tiled floors
Furniture/Amenities: Bed, desk, chair, wardrobe, dresser and sink with medicine cabinet (three-person rooms have movable furniture)
Community Areas: Lounge (cable tv), kitchen (refrigerator, stove, oven and microwave) and laundry room (washers, dryers and ironing board) all housed on the second floor, and Huston's huge hallways that create constant community
Showers per student: About one shower for every four women
Huston is well-known for: Being the campus hub of late-night fun for B.C.'s freshmen and sophomore women.
Huston Hall's Heritage of Humor: The Epic Turkey Bowling Night, which was held annually around Thanksgiving. A fun, competitive evening of bowling with frozen turkeys. You had to experience it to really understand it.
