Memorial House

Located on The Ingram Commons, Memorial House provides modern features in a classic structure. Memorial House was modernized and renovated in 1987 and then again in the summers of 2006 and 2007. The building houses approximately 80 first-year men and women on separate floors, mostly in traditional double rooms.

On the first floor are two seminar rooms, a study lounge, music practice rooms, and a vending area. Students live on floors 2-5. On the second floor is the apartment for the Faculty Head of House, a study lounge, a common kitchen, and seven student rooms. The third floor includes two study lounges, student rooms, and two common bathrooms with showers. Floors 5 and 6 each have 16 student rooms and two common bathrooms with showers.

Memorial House was built in 1935.

Amenities include:

Commodore Card access to building
Central air-conditioning
Free University cable television service
Free University telephone service (local calls only)
Free direct connection to campus computer network (ResNet)
Study Lounge with gas fire place
Common kitchen facility with oven, stove, microwave, dishwasher, and refrigerator/freezer
Carpeted corridors
Custodial service in common area baths and corridors
Vending machines
Wood burning fireplace in lobby
Elevator
Two seminar rooms
Two music practice rooms, one with piano

Furnishings include: