Undergraduate Housing at Springfield College

Springfield College is a residential college that is committed to the belief that there are numerous benefits to living in a college community. We believe in the education of the whole person and regard the residential experience as an integral part of that education. For this reason, we require all full-time undergraduate students to live on campus for a minimum of three years.

Each residence hall has at least one common kitchen (with refrigerators) where students may cook or reheat food, and at least one community lounge for residents to use for studying and relaxing. All of our residential Undergraduate Housing buildings have wireless Internet. at Springfield College The Office of Housing and Residence Life staff has taken great care to provide students with a living environment that is safe, healthy, and most of all, fun. Our Mission The mission of the Office of Housing and ResidenceLife is to create a living environment that promotes academic achievement and personal growth. This is accomplished through a holistic approach that promotes the Humanics philosophy of Springfield College. The residence life staff is committed to the mission of the College: educating students in spirit, mind, and body for leadership in service to others. Contact Office of Housing and Residence Life (413) 748-3102 [email protected] springfield.edu/residencelife

springfield.edu Sept.2020 Abbey-Appleton Hall Living Center Residence Halls • Houses 200 upper-class, coed students • Houses 200 upper-class, coed students • Double rooms • Total of 43 apartments of five or six students at Springfield College • Three full kitchens • Single or double rooms • Lounges on each floor, including main lounge with • Each apartment has a kitchenette, common room, big-screen television, ping pong table, and pool table and private bathroom. • Large green in front of the building • Air-conditioned

Gulick Hall Alumni Hall • Houses 293 first-year, coed students • Houses 250 upper-class, coed students The Senior Suites • Double rooms • Double rooms, single rooms, and adjoining • Houses 204 upper-class, coed students • Lounges on each floor and a main lounge with single rooms • Total of 47 apartments of four or six students a big-screen television, kitchen, pool table, • Carlisle Foyer equipped with big-screen television, • Each apartment shares one or two bathrooms, ping pong table, and foosball table pool table, and ping pong table. a living room, kitchen, and dining area. • Air-conditioned • McLean Terrace overlooking Lake Massasoit is • Air-conditioned a focal point for concerts and special events. Massasoit Hall International Hall • Houses 288 upper-class, coed students • Houses 108 first-year, coed students The Townhouses • Single and double rooms • Houses 160 upper-class, coed students • Double rooms on single-sex or coed floors • Two main lounges on the eighth floor and garden level • Total of 20 houses of eight students each • Kitchen on first floor each with big-screen televisions and full kitchens • Residents share a full kitchen, living room, • Home of two Living-Learning Communities • The garden level also has a ping pong table and and two bathrooms. that focus on Movement & Health Sciences pool table. • Air-conditioned and Management • Residents on upper floors enjoy dramatic views • Access to backyard and main lounge in of Lake Massasoit. Conference Center Reed Hall Lakeside Hall • Overlooks Amos Alonzo Stagg Field • Houses 150 first-year, coed students • Houses 110 coed students • Double rooms on single-sex or coed floors • Double rooms • Lounges on each floor and main lounge • Main lounge with big-screen television, ping pong table, with big-screen television and full kitchen pool table, and kitchen • Overlooks Lake Massasoit

Abbey-Appleton Hall Abbey-Appleton Hall Massasoit Hall InternationalHall Senior Suites Townhouses