Traditional Residence Halls | Carroll University

Most first-year students reside in our traditional residence halls. Traditional halls feature a mix of single, double and triple rooms, common area bathrooms/kitchens and tiled floors. Standard furnishings include XL twin bed frame and mattress, desk, chair, dresser, hutch and bookcase. Laundry services are included as part of the housing fees and machines are provided in each housing facility.

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COVID-19 Pandemic Housing Update: For the 2020-21 school year, Carroll will reduce density in its traditional residence halls by offering single occupancy only, housing one student per bedroom, based on the number of students sharing restroom facilities and common spaces. Students in traditional halls will be assigned a single room, however, will be charged the double room rate that would be typical of those accommodations.

This traditional-style residence hall is co-ed and each living unit is gender-specific. Formerly the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house, and later faculty and staff offices, Charles Street Hall was transformed back into student housing during Summer 2019. Charles Street Hall offers single and double rooms with carpeted flooring and moveable furniture. This building offers common area bathrooms, a bright and airy study lounge with exposed brick walls, a lower level game room, a large kitchen with microwave, stove and refrigerator and laundry facilities.

Charles Street Hall is nestled in a historic, residential neighborhood at the end of Wright Street—less than a five-minute walk from Main Hall and within close proximity to the Campus Center.

Kilgour Hall offers gender-specific floors with single, double and triple rooms and tile flooring. Each floor features study lounges, common area bathrooms and access to an elevator for its residents. The second floor has a full-size kitchen with microwave, stove and refrigerator. The five-floor building is one of the tallest on campus and offers excellent views of Main Lawn and the surrounding McCall Street Historic District. The facility also houses the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, which includes Multicultural Affairs, Global Education and Pre-College Programs on its ground floor.

Kilgour Hall is conveniently located across the street from the University's Campus Center and is just a four-minute walk to Main Hall. The first building on Carroll's campus to be partially powered by solar energy, Kilgour Hall has 52 solar panels installed on its roof.

North and South Bergstrom Halls, constructed in the 1960s, feature single, double and triple occupancy rooms on gender-specific floors. The two buildings are connected via a hallway that houses four academic classrooms; two of which contain state-of-the-art-technology. The combined buildings underwent extensive renovation in Summer 2019—updating lobbies, shared kitchens, group study areas, new carpet, lighting and a fresh coat of paint. All rooms in the complex have tile flooring.

While North and South Bergstrom Halls are located on the southern end of Carroll's campus, they are just a five-minute walk from Main Hall.

Steele Hall and Swarthout Hall feature double and triple rooms on gender-specific floors with tile flooring, moveable furniture and common area bathrooms. These halls also feature study lounges, game room, and kitchen with microwave, stove and refrigerator. The buildings' shared spaces underwent major remodeling in Summer 2018, updating flooring, lighting, furniture and paint.

Steele and Swarthout Halls are located immediately north of Carroll's Campus Center, near the hear of campus, and are a three-minute walk from Main Hall.

Traditional Halls

Charles Street Hall

Kilgour Hall

North and South Bergstrom Hall

Steele and Swarthout Halls

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