Hamilton Hall
Hamilton Hall will be offline for renovation during the 2016-2017 academic year and is scheduled to reopen for the 2017-2018 academic year.
Hamilton Hall was built in 1940 and was the first women’s residence hall in which sorority suites were included. This was initially on an experimental basis, but later it became a permanent situation. It was originally known as North Hall, but in 1948 it was renamed for Elizabeth W. Hamilton who was a graduate of Oxford College with two degrees in 1895. She also taught Greek and English and was Dean of Oxford College. She joined Miami University in 1905 as Dean of Women and served in that capacity until her retirement in 1945. Close to Maplestreet Station dining facility and across the quad from Market Street at MacCracken.
Baby grand piano Cold beverage & snack vending Kitchenette Living room Television Washers & dryers with WebCardCenter on-line monitoring and notification service
Twin-XL bed: 80″ x 36″, with 11″ underneath Desk: 24″ x 48″ x 29.5″ Dresser: 24″ x 24″ x 29.5″ Closet or wardrobe: 36″ x 24″ x 72″ Ergonomic chair Window shades Mirror Ceiling lights Small trash can Recycling can Mini refrigerator Window air conditioner Bunk bed safety rails provided provided upon request; submit a request using your MyCard room repair online form after you arrive.
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Miami University 401 South Oak Street Oxford, OH 45056-3444
MacCracken Hall
MacCracken Hall, located on central quad, was named for Henry Mitchell MacCracken, who graduated from Miami University and went on to become one of America’s outstanding nineteenth century educators. When the west wing of the new women’s residence hall was completed in 1957, the building was called Center Hall. It became MacCracken after its completion in spring 1961. The hall initially housed six sorority suites, with two large recreation rooms, two living rooms, and a large dining facility. MacCracken is located in the middle of many dining options. It is connected to Market Street at MacCracken, and is close to Maplestreet Station dining facility. Also close to Harris Dining Hall, which is an all you care to eat location.
Cold beverage & snack vending Kitchenette Living room Piano Study Television Television & recreation room Washers & dryers with WebCardCenter on-line monitoring and notification service
Twin-XL low-loft style bed with bed rail: 85″ x 36″ (80″ x 36″ mattress size) NOTE: dresser and bookcase will fit under bed Bookcase: 24″ x 15″ x 29.5″ Desk: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″ Dresser: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″ Mobile pedestal: 18″ x 24″ x 29.5″ Closet or wardrobe (35 1/4″ x 23 1/4″ x 74 3/4″ wardrobe not provided in every room) Ergonomic chair Window shades Mirror Ceiling lights Small trash can Recycling can Mini refrigerator Window air conditioner
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Miami University 500 Center Drive Oxford, OH 45056–3445
Maplestreet Station
Maplestreet Station is a LEED certified (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) residence hall and sits atop the Maplestreet Station dining facility. A significant departure from Miami’s traditional residence hall floor plan design, Maplestreet Station is comprised of 3 individual “houses”. Each house is full of student requested amenities. Maplestreet Station Hall is designed with the latest safety features including: fire alarm and fire sprinkler systems and electronic door access. This hall is conveniently located near Performing Arts Center. Just short distances away are both the REC Sports and Armstrong Student Centers.
Air-conditioned Cold beverage & snack vending Grand entry Kitchen Living room Large recreation room with projection television Group study rooms Washers & dryers with WebCardCenter on-line monitoring and notification service
Large, comfortably furnished “great room” with lots of natural light Large flat screen TV Kitchenette Study room Private and shared bathrooms
Twin-XL low-loft style bed with bed rail: 85″ x 36″ (80″ x 36″ mattress size) NOTE: dresser and bookcase will fit under bed Environmentally friendly, individually controlled thermostat for air-conditioning and heat (HVAC) “Hi-Lo level” overhead light and HVAC occupancy sensors 8 “arc-fault,” safety electrical outlets Bookcase: 24″ x 15″ x 29.5″ Desk: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″ Dresser: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″ Mobile pedestal: 18″ x 24″ x 29.5″ Closet Mirror Ergonomic chair Window shades Small trash can Recycling can Mini refrigerator
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Miami University 521 Maple Avenue Oxford, OH 45056
Minnich Hall
Minnich Hall was named for Harvey C. Minnich who was Miami University’s first Dean of the School of Education. He served in this capacity from 1903-1931. Minnich is close to Maplestreet Station dining facility and Market Street at MacCracken. Minnich is just across the street from the Armstrong Student Center.
Cold beverage & snack vending Kitchenette Living room Piano Study Television Television & recreation room Washers & dryers with WebCardCenter on-line monitoring and notification service
Twin-XL bed: 80″ x 36″, with 11″ underneath Desk: 24″ x 48″ x 29.5″ Built in dresser Closet or wardrobe: 36″ x 24″ x 72″ Ergonomic chair Mirror Window shades Ceiling lights Small trash can Recycling can Mini refrigerator Window air conditioner Bunk bed safety rails provided provided upon request; submit a request using your MyCard room repair online form after you arrive.
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Miami University 400 South Maple Avenue Oxford, OH 45056-3447
Richard Hall
Richard Hall was named after Mrs. Frances Gibson Richard in 1952. She was a Miami University faculty member as an English professor from 1902-1936. Sororities are housed in Richard Hall. The hall is surrounded by many dining locations: Harris Dining Center, Market Street at MacCracken, and Maplestreet Station dining facility.
Cold beverage & snack vending Kitchenette Living room Piano Recreation room Study Washers & dryers with WebCardCenter on-line monitoring and notification service
Twin-XL low-loft style bed with bed rail: 85″ x 36″ (80″ x 36″ mattress size) NOTE: dresser and bookcase will fit under the bed Bookcase: 24″ x 15″ x 29.5″ Desk: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″ Dresser: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″ Mobile pedestal: 18″ x 24″ x 29.5″ Closet or wardrobe (35 1/4″ x 23 1/4″ x 74 3/4″) Ergonomic chair Mirror Window shades Ceiling lights Small trash can Recycling can Mini refrigerator Window air conditioner
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Miami University 501 South Oak Street Oxford, OH 45056-2483
Scott Hall
Scott Hall is named for Mrs. Caroline Scott Harrison, an 1852 graduate of the Oxford Female Institute who married Benjamin Harrison. He became the twenty-third President of the United States. While First Lady, Mrs. Harrison was one of the five founders of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and served as President of that organization until her death in 1892. Scott Hall is close to Market Street at MacCracken, Maplestreet Station, Armstrong Student Center, and Harris Dining Center.
Cold beverage & snack vending Kitchenette Living room Piano Pool table Study Television Television & recreation room Washers & dryers with WebCardCenter on-line monitoring and notification service
Twin-XL bed: 80″ x 36″, with 11″ underneath Desk: 24″ x 48″ x 29.5″ Dresser: 24″ x 24″ x 29.5″ Closet or wardrobe: 36″ x 24″ x 72″ Ergonomic chair Mirror Window shades Ceiling lights Small trash can Recycling can Mini refrigerator Bunk bed safety rails provided provided upon request; submit a request using your MyCard room repair online form after you arrive.
Traditional Double Occupancy Rooms Traditional Single Occupancy Rooms
Miami University 500 South Maple Avenue Oxford, OH 45056-2482
