The residential communities of Greenville University are created to foster student success both inside and outside of the classroom.
Lounging on Scott Field in the center of campus
RESIDENCE HALLS
Carrie T. Burritt Hall
Carrie T. Burritt Hall is the largest all-female hall with four wings and multiple room setups, including suite-style, triple rooms, and single rooms. Burritt has recently been remodeled and will feature new bathrooms and updated fixtures. There is one main lounge and three-floor lounges in which to hang out. Each floor also has kitchens where you can make goodies with friends.
Burritt Hall Residence
Duane E. Hood Hall
Duane E. Hood Hall is one of the newest residence halls on campus, designed for community engagement with large lounge spaces for hanging out and a communal bathroom on each floor. There are double and triple rooms in Hood Hall.
Hood Hall Residence
Walter A. Joy and H. Fred Janssen Halls (JJ)
Walter A. Joy and H. Fred Janssen Halls (JJ) provide a traditional male residence hall experience with double and single rooms and a communal bathroom and lounge on each floor. At the center of campus, JJ residents participate in grand traditions and events like table tennis tournaments and other competitive events. Many students form life-long friendships during their stay in JJ.
Joy Hall Residence
Janssen Hall Residence
Mary A. Tenney and Elva E. Kinney Halls (TK)
Mary A. Tenney and Elva E. Kinney Halls (TK) are sought after for their quiet environment, single bathrooms, small floor size, and communal living. Here, students find peace and quiet, but are still close to the hot spots on campus.
Tenney & Kinney Hall Residences
Ellen J. Mannoia Hall
Recently remodeled Ellen J. Mannoia Hall houses women and men with a communal feel. Each "pod" has three bedrooms, a large bathroom, a kitchenette, and a living room. The residence hall also features large lounges for hosting all-campus events.
Mannoia Hall Residence
University Hall
University Hall (UHall) is the newest residence hall on campus, with four stories and 40,000 square feet of space on College Avenue. UHall accommodates 246 students and features a 4,000-square-foot state-of-the-art workout facility. The strategic location connects students to the downtown square and increases economic development opportunities for the City of Greenville. In UHall, students live, learn, work, and play.
University Hall Residences
UPPERCLASSMEN HOUSING
Campus Houses
Thanks to generous community members, campus houses provide a “home-away-from-home” style of living. Each house has a living room area, a kitchen, a dining room space, and bathrooms. Some houses also include a porch and yard. Students live in small groups of 4-11 in one house. Each house is situated on a different part of campus but provides a great way to learn how to live life with others outside of the collegiate setting.
Nancy Blankenship (Tower) Apartments
The recently remodeled apartments offer a space for small groups of 5-6 students who desire to live life together. Each of the 12 apartments has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, and a back porch. Each apartment has a kitchen fully equipped with a washing machine, dryer, stove and oven, refrigerator, and dishwasher. There is easy access to an on-campus nature trail, The Gullies, right behind the building.
