Students bedroom in Northside Hall

Residence Halls

Get an inside look at what it’s like to live on campus

Your room is more than just a place to sleep. It’s where you’ll hang out, study, laugh, and make friends for life. Living on campus keeps you steps away from your classes, your people, and the late night grill – while making it easy to jump into everything happening at Centre.

First-Year Residence Halls

Centre’s first-year residence halls offer spaces designed to help you connect, relax, and feel at home. Whether you are hanging out with friends down the hall, studying in the lounge, or making late-night snacks in the community kitchen, there’s always something happening nearby. Amenities include study rooms and outdoor gathering spaces with patios or fire pits.

Acheson-Caldwell • Cheek-Evans • Yerkes Hall

These 3-story residence halls house double-occupancy rooms and are located across the street from the Roush Campus Center where students go to eat and hang out with friends. The halls are coed by floor with communal bathrooms, shared kitchens, laundry areas, and common areas. Yerkes offers private bathrooms. Average room size 15'x11.166'.

 

Nevin Hall

Nevin is a 3-story residence hall with doubles and triples. It is located near an area of campus known as Old Quad. Just steps from your classrooms and three other residence halls keeping you close to the heart of campus. Average room size is 11.48'x14.69'.

Bingham Hall

Conveniently located with easy access to everything on campus, Bingham has its own back patio, perfect for outdoor study session or outdoor dining. Average room size is 16.679'x11.437'.

Sophomore, Junior and Senior Residence Halls

Old Quad

Cooper Ganfield Hall • Stevenson Vinson Hall • LaMotte Tyler Hall

These 3-story residence halls are newly renovated and house sophomores and juniors. They are located close to classroom buildings, the Library, and Champions Hall. Commonly known as the Old Quad (including Nevin Hall), the rooms are double-occupancy. Amenities include shared kitchens, shared and private bathrooms, laundry rooms, and a basement gathering and study space. 

Breckinridge Hall

"Breck" is home to sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Single and double-occupancy rooms are coed by floor and amenities include shared kitchens, large lounges, and a laundry area. The lawn or “Breck Beach" is a popular spot where students can often be found studying, hanging around the firepit, throwing a frisbee, or playing guitar.

Wiseman • Higgins • Walnut House

These residences are located within walking distance to all classroom buildings, the Library, the Roush Campus Center, and athletic facilities. Rooms are coed by floor and offer both single and double-occupancy, communal bathrooms, shared kitchen, and a laundry area.

Northside Hall

Northside Hall was designed with input from Centre students. It is arranged in suites, super-suites or pods, offering individual gender-neutral restrooms and features study rooms, kitchens, lounge space, laundry facilities, social space, and low loft-style furnishings, among other amenities.

Pearl Hall

Pearl Hall includes suites as well as traditional double-rooms and provides housing for sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

The A. Eugene Brockman Commons

Affectionately known as "Brock", it contains living spaces connected by a spacious courtyard with a firepit, pavilion, and outdoor grill.

greek housing at Centre College

Greek Park

Greek Park is home to six fraternity and five sorority houses. In addition to housing approximately 10 students each, fraternity and sorority houses may also serve to host social gatherings, meetings, and functions that benefit the community.

Residence Houses

123 Fifth Street • 125 Fifth Street • 129 Fifth Street

These apartments are in houses located within a short walking distance to all classroom buildings, the Library, and the Roush Campus Center. The apartments offer both single and double-occupancy rooms, private bathrooms, lounges, and kitchens in each unit.

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