Dickeson Hall

The Mesa Neighborhood

Develop new relationships with fellow 麻豆传媒 Bears, while rooming with 2-5 fellow students in comfy, suite-style rooms at Dickeson Hall. The Dickeson Hall community is only a short bike ride or walk to Central Campus academic buildings and the Tobey-Kendel Dining Hall.

Built in 1940, Dickeson Hall blends historic English-Tudor style architecture with state-of-the-art living arrangements. Floor plans in the Presidents Row buildings vary significantly by room. Dickeson Hall and many of the residence halls in The Mesa Neighborhood are part of the , a registered state historic district.

ALL Housing Options

Dickeson Hall

Dickeson Hall floorplan

Room Options

2- to 5-person suite-style rooms
Gender Inclusive
ADA-accessible rooms available; please see the Disability Resource Center for Housing Accommodations

Dickeson Hall Features

Dickeson Hall Amenities
- Bed and Mattresses
  
  Each room has an adjustable height twin (regular) size bed for each resident. The bed has a dual firmness twin (regular) mattress (firm or extra firm, depending on which side is up). The beds are approximately 80.5" long by 41" wide by 37" high.
  
  Some rooms in Dickeson Hall may have the beds bunked upon move-in to help students maximize the space. Residents can choose to bunk or un-bunk their bed.
  
  The bed is resident adjustable with three (3) settings. Beds are generally set to the middle height to accommodate both storage under the bed and ease of use
  
  Under-Bed Clearances
  
  Low Bed Setting/Bunked Bed
  
  Middle Bed Setting
  
  High Bed Setting
  
  8" Clearance from Floor to Bottom of Bed
  
  21" Clearance from Floor to Bottom of Bed
  
  31" Clearance from Floor to Bottom of Bed
- Desk and Chair
  
  Each room has a desk and a two-position desk chair for each resident. The desks are approximately 42" wide by 24" deep and 30" high.
- Clothes Storage
  
  Each room has a wardrobe affixed to the wall for each resident. The wardrobes are approximately 42" wide by 24" deep and 84" high. The wardrobes have four (4) large drawers on the lower section, two divided areas to hang clothes in the middle section with the two (2) smaller drawers, and two open storage areas in the upper section.
- Other Storage
  
  The closets/wardrobes in each room should allow for storage of clothing as well as other items such as boxes, books, athletic gear, etc. Some suites have shared closets and other storage spaces. Some suites in Dickeson Hall have a full living room shared between residents of the suite.
- Flooring
  
  Some rooms in Dickeson Hall are carpeted; some rooms have hardwood floors. Bathroom areas are tiled.
- Windows/Window Coverings
  
  Most rooms in Dickeson Hall have either double-hung windows or casement windows that can be opened by the residents. Most windows will have fire-retardant drapery to help block out the light as needed.
- Sink/Vanity
  
  Rooms in Dickeson Hall have a full bathroom area.
- Appliances
  
  Rooms in Dickeson Hall do not come with a refrigerator or microwave. Residents should coordinate bringing these appliances with their roommate(s). Our What To Bring and Housing & Residential Education Handbook detail size and power limitations for microwaves and refrigerators. Please consider renting a combined microwave-refrigerator unit through the Residence Hall Association.