Traditional Halls
There are multiple housing styles available at Muskingum University including traditional residence halls, stand-alone houses, townhouses, and Greek Housing. First-year students have options within the traditional halls. As students progress at Muskingum, additional housing options become available.
Traditional Halls
The traditional halls include singles, doubles and triples. Memorial Hall, Moore Hall, and Thomas Hall house first-year students while Stadium Heights, Kelley Hall, Finney Hall and Patton Hall house upper-class students.
Thomas Hall
Houses male-identifying and female-identifying students on alternate floors. First-years only. Typical rooms measure 11’-8’’ by 12’-5’’.
Memorial Hall
Houses male-identifying students. First-years only. Typical rooms measure 12’ by 13’-9’’.
Moore Hall
Houses female-identifying students. First-years only. Typical rooms measure 12’-2’’ by 12’-5’’.
Upperclass
Stadium Heights
Houses male-identifying and female-identifying students on alternate floors. Typical rooms measure 10’-11’’ by 14’-2’’. Upper-Class
Patton Hall
Houses male-identifying and female-identifying students on alternate floors; top floor is co-ed by room. Upper-class.
Kelley Hall
Houses male-identifying and female-identifying students on alternate floors. Upper-class. Typical rooms measure 11’-4’’ by 15’-5’’.
Finney Hall
Co-Ed, Upperclass
Alternate Housing Options
Muskingum provides independent living options including the Lakeside Houses and Townhouses. Students may select a group of friends to live in these houses with in a more independent lifestyle than a traditional hall provides.
Greek Housing
Most of the Greek organizations on campus have the opportunity to live together in a house or hall on campus. Each organization has a different style of housing. Some live in stand alone houses, while others have a floor or hall within a traditional hall that they live on. Students who are fully active Greek members may live in their Greek Housing. Students may not live in Greek Housing until they are sophomores.
