Hall Descriptions

Goldey-Beacom College offers comfortable, safe, and convenient housing at competitive rates. The following are descriptions of each of our four residence halls.

Jay W. Miller Hall

Miller Hall is the closest building to the academic buildings and is usually occupied by upperclassmen. The twelve apartments in this building are designed for five students each and have two roomy bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, a full kitchen and dining area, and lots of closet space. 



 

A. Raymond Jackson Hall

This building, located next to Miller Hall, is identical in structural design. This building houses those upperclassmen that desire a quiet atmosphere for studying. Several full-time employees of the College live on the first floor of this building.  Jackson Hall is a 24-hour quiet and substance-free building.



  

John G. Leach Hall

Leach Hall is by far the largest residence hall, with four floors of six apartments each. The apartments in this building are designed for six students each and have two oversize bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a spacious combined dining/living area. This building is usually occupied by freshmen to enhance the first year experience of our newest students. The Campus Security Office and the resident mailboxes are located on the first floor. The lower level contains a lounge for organization meetings and other student gatherings.

 

Rebecca H. Abel Hall

This building is our newest residence hall.  The twelve apartments in this building are also designed for six students, with living and dining areas. A breakfast bar divides the kitchen from the dining area.  A full-time employee of the College lives on the first floor of this building.