Residence Halls & Apartments

A first-year student themed living community with floors and shared bathrooms organized by single gender; both single and double room options with standard twin-sized beds; and a maximum capacity of 160 students.

Recently renovated in 2024, Anderson Hall offers gender-inclusive housing and is conveniently located next to the Kathryn Albertson International Center and the J.A. Albertson Activity Center. Andersonians have a short walk to class or to cheer on the Yotes during Volleyball and Basketball seasons.

NOTE: All floor plan sizes are approximate. Room sizes vary from room to room.

Anderson Hall Single Room (PDF)
Anderson Hall Double Room (PDF)

A first-year student themed living community with co-ed floors; shared bathrooms organized by single gender and one all-gender bathroom; single (limited), double and triple room options with standard and extra-long twin-sized beds; and a maximum capacity of 200 students.

Hayman Hall is the largest residence hall on campus.  Because of its size, Hayman is home to a dynamic group of students, representing all parts of the world and every area of campus involvement.

Hayman was renovated in 2009, the dorm is co-ed by room and features a variety of community living/learning spaces, a kitchen, and entertainment room.  Residents are predominantly housed in double rooms, with a limited number of triple and quad rooms available in themed living communities.

NOTE: All floor plan sizes are approximate. Room sizes vary from room to room.

Hayman Hall Single Room (PDF)
Hayman Hall Double Room (PDF)

A community for returning or transfer students with floors and shared bathrooms organized by single gender; all-gender rooms and bathroom available; single (limited), double and triple room options with standard and extra-long twin-sized beds; and a maximum capacity of 150 students.

Simplot Hall, constructed in 1948, was renovated in 2008 and is connected to the College’s dining hall through a breezeway.

NOTE: All floor plan sizes are approximate. Room sizes vary from room to room.

Simplot Hall Double Room (PDF)

A community for returning or transfer students with 2 or 3 single-room, all-gender suites with one private-use bathroom per suite (with limited double rooms upon request); extra-long twin-sized beds; and a maximum capacity of 57 students.

Finney Hall, named for Julia Finney, one of the College’s founding faculty and administrators, was built in 1910 and renovated as a suite-style community in 2017.  At one time housed the dining hall and the chemistry department. It is the oldest dormitory building on campus.

For many years, Finney was an all women’s residence hall and decades of alumni share wonderful stories of the strong friendships they formed while living in Finney. Finney Hall became co-ed by floor in 2003. Finney Hall is centrally located on campus next to Simplot Dining Hall. It is around 20,000 square-feet.

A community for returning or transfer students with each building offering 5 single-room, all-gender suites with two private-use bathrooms per suite; extra-long twin-sized beds; and a maximum capacity of 27 students.

Owyhee and Sawtooth Hall, the newest additions to the College’s residence-life ledger drew national attention as Caldwell company indieDwell retro-fitted decommissioned shipping containers to develop these new rooms. The halls opened to students in time for the Fall 2020 semester. It marks the first time shipping containers have been repurposed for student housing with multiple colleges and universities taking note of the progressive partnership between the College, indieDwell, and NeUdesign Architects.

Curious what others are saying about the new approach to student housing? Here’s a sampling:

• KBOI-TV in Boise
• KIVI-TV in Boise
• “Idaho Matters” on KBSX Radio in Boise
• The Idaho Press in Nampa

The innovative idea also earned media attention across the country, from Seattle to Washington, DC, to Louisville to Dallas, among others.

A community for returning or transfer students with all-gender, double rooms and multiple private-use bathrooms per floor; extra-long twin-sized beds; and a maximum capacity of 75 students.

Voorhees Hall, originally constructed in 1912, completed a renovation in 2017, which added study rooms, a lounge area, updated furnishings, an elevator, and new stairwells. Voorhees uniquely features a bank of private restrooms on each floor, which allows for co-ed and gender-inclusive living spaces.

You can take a self-guided virtual tour of Voorhees Hall by clicking here

The Village Apartments opened in September 2002 and houses up to 60 students. The yellow apartment building has twelve 2-bedroom apartments, while the red building has six 4-bedroom apartments. Each apartment comes completely furnished with a full kitchen (microwave, dishwasher, oven, stove, and refrigerator included), washer and dryer, couch, dining room table and chairs, internet access, and a full bathroom. Each resident has a standard twin bed, desk, dresser, and closet.

As a community for returning or transfer students, the apartments provide students with an opportunity for independent living with the convenience of being on campus.  The yellow apartment is affectionately known as “Mustard” while the red apartment building has been dubbed “Ketchup” by students.

Village Floor Plans

• 4-Bedroom Plan (PDF)
• 2-Bedroom Plan (PDF)