South Quad

Anderson Hall

Anderson Hall

Anderson Hall was built in 1960-61. A full building renovation was completed in 2014. The hall was named after Miami University’s fourth president, William C. Anderson who held office from 1849-1854. While in office, the university’s enrollment rose from 68 students to 266 students. President Anderson also held Presbyterian pastorates in six different states. Anderson hall is conveniently located right next door to Maplestreet Commons. It is also right across the street from the Rec Center.

Building Amenities

  • Air-conditioning
  • Cold beverage and snack vending
  • Foosball
  • Kitchenette
  • Living room
  • On-floor study lounge
  • Piano
  • Pool table
  • Study
  • Television
  • Television and recreation room
  • Washers & dryers (learn more)
  • Indoor bike storage

What's in the room?

  • Twin-XL low-loft style bed with bed rail: 85″ x 36″ (80″ x 36″ mattress size) NOTE: dresser and bookcase will fit under the bed
  • Bookcase: 24″ x 15″ x 29.5″
  • Desk: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Dresser: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Mobile pedestal: 18″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Closet or wardrobe: 35 1/4″ x 23 1/4″ x 74 3/4″ (not provided in every room)
  • Ergonomic chair
  • Mirror
  • Window shades
  • Ceiling lights
  • Small trash can
  • Recycling can
  • Mini refrigerator: 33.6" H x 18.5" W x 19.5" D (3.6 cu. ft.)

Room Types and Rates

  • Standard/Renovated Double Occupancy Rooms
  • Standard/Renovated Single Occupancy Rooms
  • Rates

Mailing Address

Miami University
701 South Oak Street
Oxford, OH 45056-3436

Office Phone

(513) 529-2244

Dodds Hall

Dodds Hall

Dodds Hall, built in 1960-1961, was named for Ozro Benjamin Dodds who graduated from Miami University in 1861. He was a Cincinnati attorney, member of the Ohio House of Representatives and Trustee of Miami from 1875 to 1882. Dodds organized and led the University Rifle Company (Miami Rifles), the first unit to enter the Union Army from the Miami campus. This hall is conveniently located near many dining options: Maplestreet Commons.

Building Amenities

  • Cold beverage and snack vending
  • Kitchenette
  • Living room
  • On-floor study lounges and community space
  • Piano
  • Pool table
  • Study
  • Television
  • Television and recreation room
  • Washers & dryers (learn more)
  • Indoor bike storage

What's in the room?

  • Twin-XL low-loft style bed with bed rail: 85″ x 36″ (80″ x 36″ mattress size) NOTE: dresser and bookcase will fit under the bed
  • Desk: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Dresser: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Mobile pedestal: 18″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Closet or wardrobe
  • Ergonomic chair
  • Mirror
  • Window shades
  • Ceiling lights
  • Small trash can
  • Recycling can
  • Mini refrigerator: 33.6" H x 18.5" W x 19.5" D (3.6 cu. ft.)

Room Types and Rates

  • Standard Double Occupancy Rooms
  • Standard Single Occupancy Rooms
  • Standard Triple Occupancy Rooms
  • Rates

Mailing Address

Miami University
600 South Maple Avenue
Oxford, OH 45056-3428

Office Phone

(513) 529-4000

Emerson Hall

Emerson Hall

Emerson Hall was dedicated on November 1, 1970 and named for Bertha Metcalf Emerson. She was a part of Miami for 22 years (1923-1949). During her time here she acted as Assistant Dean of Women, Dean of Women, and Associate Director of Student Affairs. Emerson Hall is near several dining locations including: Maplestreet Commons.

Building Amenities

  • Air-conditioned
  • Cold beverage and snack vending
  • Kitchenette
  • Piano
  • Ping pong
  • Pool table
  • Recreation room
  • Television
  • Television and recreation room
  • Washers & dryers (learn more)
  • Outdoor bike storage

What's in the room?

  • Twin-XL bed: 80″ x 36″, with 11″ underneath
  • Desk: 24″ x 48″ x 29.5″
  • Dresser: 24" x 24" x 45.5"
  • Closet or wardrobe: 36″ x 24″ x 72″
  • Ergonomic chair
  • Mirror
  • Window shades
  • Ceiling lights
  • Small trash can
  • Recycling can
  • Mini refrigerator: 33.6" H x 18.5" W x 19.5" D (3.6 cu. ft.)

Room Types and Rates

  • Traditional Double Occupancy Rooms
  • Traditional Triple Occupancy Rooms
  • Traditional Quad Occupancy Rooms
  • Rates

Mailing Address

Miami University
699 South Maple Avenue
Oxford, OH 45056-3449

Office Phone

(513) 529-3446

Etheridge Hall

Etheridge Hall

Etheridge Hall is an addition to Miami’s LEED certified (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) residence halls. The hall was named after Robert Etheridge, Vice President of Student Affairs from 1967-1990. Etheridge Hall is conveniently located right next door to Maplestreet Station dining. The Performing Arts Center, Rec Center, and Armstrong Student Center are just short distances away. A significant departure from Miami’s traditional residence hall floor plan design, Etheridge Hall is comprised of 8 individual “houses” totaling 30 residents each. Each house is full of student requested amenities. 

Building Amenities

  • Air-conditioned
  • Large living room with a fireplace
  • Large living room with a projection television
  • Indoor bike storage
  • Cold beverage and snack vending
  • Full kitchen
  • Study rooms
  • Washers & dryers (learn more)
  • Indoor bike storage

House Features

  • Large flat screen television
  • Kitchenette
  • Study room
  • Private and shared bathrooms

What's in the room?

  • Twin-XL low-loft style bed with bed rail: 85″ x 36″ (80″ x 36″ mattress size) NOTE: dresser and bookcase will fit under the bed
  • Bookcase: 24″ x 15″ x 29.5″
  • Desk: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Dresser: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Closet
  • Environmentally friendly, individually controlled thermostat for air-conditioning and heat (HVAC)
  • Overhead light and HVAC occupancy sensors
  • 8 “arc-fault,” safety electrical outlets
  • Mobile pedestal: 18″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Ergonomic chair
  • Mirror
  • Window shades
  • Small trash can
  • Recycling can
  • Mini refrigerator: 33.6" H x 18.5" W x 19.5" D (3.6 cu. ft.)

Room Types and Rates

  • Standard Double Occupancy Rooms
  • Standard Single Occupancy Rooms
  • Standard Triple Occupancy Rooms
  • Rates

Mailing Address

Miami University
601 Maple Avenue
Oxford, OH 45056-3496

Office Phone

(513) 529-2763

Morris Hall

Morris Hall

Morris Hall was named after Alpheus Kaspar Morris, a 1908 graduate of Miami University who served as assistant to both President Hughes and President Upham. He also served a short term as Miami’s President in 1945 after Upham’s death. Morris Hall is located near several dining options including: Maplestreet Commons.

Building Amenities

  • Air-conditioned
  • Cold beverage and snack vending
  • Foosball
  • Kitchenette
  • Living room
  • Piano
  • Ping pong
  • Pool table
  • Television
  • Television and recreation room
  • Washers & dryers (learn more)
  • Outdoor bike storage

What's in the room?

  • Twin-XL low-loft style bed with bed rail: 85" x 36" (80" x 36" mattress size)  NOTE: dresser will fit under the bed
  • Desk: 30" x 24" x 29.5"
  • Dresser: 30" x 24" x 29.5"
  • Mobile pedestal: 18" x 24" x 29.5"
  • Closet or wardrobe: 35 1/4" x 23 1/4" x 74 3/4"
  • Ergonomic chair
  • Window shades
  • Mirror
  • Ceiling lights
  • Small trash can
  • Recycling can
  • Mini refrigerator: 33.6" H x 18.5" W x 19.5" D (3.6 cu. ft.)

Room Types and Rates

  • Traditional Double Occupancy Rooms
  • Traditional Triple Occupancy Rooms
  • Traditional Quad Occupancy Rooms
  • Rates

Mailing Address

Miami University
651 South Maple Avenue
Oxford, OH 45056-3447

Office Phone

(513) 529-5604

Porter Hall

Porter Hall

Porter Hall was named after Elizabeth C. Porter, a native of Oxford and wife of David Swing. She is an 1851 graduate of the Oxford Female Institute, also known as Oxford College. This hall is just moments from the Rec Center. Porter is conveniently located near several dining options, including Maplestreet Commons and more.

Building Amenities

  • Air-conditioning
  • Indoor bike storage
  • Cold beverage and snack vending
  • On-floor kitchenettes
  • On-floor study rooms
  • Washers & dryers (learn more)

What's in the room?

  • Twin-XL low-loft style bed with bed rail: 85″ x 36″ (80″ x 36″ mattress size) NOTE: dresser will fit under bed
  • Desk: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Dresser: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Mobile pedestal: 18″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Wardrobe
  • Ergonomic chair
  • Mirror
  • Window shades
  • Ceiling lights
  • Small trash can
  • Recycling can
  • Mini refrigerator: 33.6" H x 18.5" W x 19.5" D (3.6 cu. ft.)

Room Types and Rates

  • Standard Double Occupancy Rooms
  • Standard Single Occupancy Rooms
  • Standard Triple Occupancy Rooms
  • Standard Quad Occupancy Rooms
  • Rates

Mailing Address

Miami University
601 South Oak Street
Oxford, OH 45056-3446

Office Phone

(513) 529-7137

Stanton Hall

Stanton Hall

Stanton Hall is named for Robert Livingston Stanton who served as the sixth President of Miami University from 1866 to 1871. The present Stanton Hall is the second on campus to bear its name. The first was constructed as a temporary facility after World War I and was torn down in 1961 to make room for Warfield Hall. This hall is conveniently located near several dining options, including: Market Street at MacCracken, Maplestreet Commons. Stanton is also close to the Rec Center.

Building Amenities

  • Air-conditioning
  • Indoor bike storage
  • Cold beverage and snack vending
  • On-floor kitchenettes
  • On-floor study rooms
  • Washers & dryers (learn more)

What's in the room?

  • Twin-XL low-loft style bed with bed rail: 85″ x 36″ (80″ x 36″ mattress size) NOTE: dresser and bookcase will fit under the bed
  • Desk: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Dresser: 30″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Mobile pedestal: 18″ x 24″ x 29.5″
  • Closet or wardrobe
  • Ergonomic chair
  • Mirror
  • Window shades
  • Ceiling lights
  • Small trash can
  • Recycling can
  • Mini refrigerator: 33.6" H x 18.5" W x 19.5" D (3.6 cu. ft.)

Room Types and Rates

  • Standard Double Occupancy Rooms
  • Standard Single Occupancy Rooms
  • Standard Triple Occupancy Rooms
  • Standard Quad Occupancy Rooms
  • Rates

Mailing Address

Miami University
700 South Maple Avenue
Oxford, OH 45056-3448

Office Phone

(513) 529-7780

Tappan Hall

Tappan Hall

Tappan Hall is named for David Stanton Tappan who was Miami University’s eleventh President from 1899-1902. He presented degrees to Miami University’s first three women graduates in 1900 and in the same year guided the University through the tragic typhoid epidemic that affected one third of the student body and took the lives of two of his own children. He was also the last of nine Presbyterian ministers to serve as Miami’s President. Tappan Hall is conveniently located near several dining options, including Maplestreet Commons.

Building Amenities

  • Air-conditioned
  • Cold beverage and snack vending
  • Foosball
  • Kitchenette
  • Living room
  • Piano
  • Recreation room
  • Study
  • Television
  • Television room
  • Washers & dryers (learn more)
  • Outdoor bike storage

What's in the room?

  • Twin-XL bed: 80″ x 36″, with 11″ underneath
  • Desk: 24″ x 48″ x 29.5″
  • Dresser: 24" x 24" x 45.5"
  • Closet or wardrobe: 36″ x 24″ x 72″
  • Ergonomic chair
  • Mirror
  • Window shades
  • Ceiling lights
  • Small trash can
  • Recycling can
  • Mini refrigerator: 33.6" H x 18.5" W x 19.5" D (3.6 cu. ft.)

Room Types and Rates

  • Traditional Double Occupancy Rooms
  • Traditional Single Occupancy Rooms
  • Rates

Mailing Address

Miami University
650 South Patterson Avenue
Oxford, OH 45056-3429

Office Phone

(513) 529-7903