Residence Life

Community Life + Student Life

Residence hall life plays a major role in the educational process. Each student is challenged to increase social skills, make new and lasting relationships, examine new ideas, learn new skills, and adjust to new and different situations and people.

To take full advantage of the holistic approach to education, all single, full-time students who have not reached the age of 22 and are not living at home or with immediate relatives in the area are required to live in college residence halls. 


Men's Residence Halls 

Woodlee-Ewing








Long










             H. D. Long Hall 


 
Women's Residence Halls

Robinson







Arnold







Huston








 
Residence Hall Amenities

Each of Bryan's five residence halls has the following amenities:

  • Community bathrooms on each floor (Robinson, Huston and Long) or suite-style bathrooms (Arnold and Woodlee-Ewing)
  • Laundry room with washers, dryers and ironing board
  • Vacuum cleaners on each floor
  • Computer lab
  • Lounge with cable television
  • Community kitchen with stove, microwave and refrigerator
  • Storage facilities

Each room provides:

  • Climate control capability with individual heating and air conditioning units
  • Movable, modular furniture: bunkable beds, desks, chairs, dressers, wardrobes (Robinson and portions of Huston and Long)
  • Built-in beds, desks, chairs, dressers and wardrobes (Arnold, Woodlee-Ewing and portions of Huston and Long)
  • Twin-size beds with 37'' x 80'' x 7'' mattresses
  • Bathroom sink and medicine cabinet (only in Huston, Long and Robinson)
  • Shelf space
  • Access to Bryan's wireless computer network for your personal computer or laptop