Randolph Hall

Built-in 1954, Randolph Hall is a first-year residence hall named after Martha Jefferson Randolph, daughter of President Thomas Jefferson and wife of Virginia Governor Thomas M. Randolph. Randolph Hall is connected to Mason Hall and is located across from George Washington Hall. Renovated in 2011, Randolph houses 185 residents and features comfortable lounges on its 2^nd and 3^rd floors, air conditioning, and an elevator.  At the end of the hallways, there are sunrooms featuring large windows where students can relax and study. Student rooms are connected by suite bathrooms. Additionally, Randolph offers interior bike storage, a laundry room, and a kitchen on its 3^rd floor.

The “Link” connects Randolph and Mason Halls and includes several student rooms on the second floor and a living/learning space on the the third floor which is used for classes, studying, receptions, and is home to the University’s Eagles in Recovery office and clubhouse.  Information about the Link’s student rooms are included on the Mason Hall page.