Alger Hall

Alger Hall was built in 1967 and was named after Minnie M. Alger who taught music at the College from 1893-1925. Alger Hall underwent a major renovation in 2003, which expanded the different housing options in the hall. 

Alger is an eight-story residence hall that houses upper-class, first year and transfer students. Each floor in Alger Hall has two six-person suites comprised of three double rooms and two corridors with both single and double rooms.  There are four singles per floor for a total of 28 designed single rooms.

Alger Hall Highlights

• Kitchens are available on each floor. This kitchen is equipped with a sink, stove/oven and a microwave.
• A recreation lounge is located on the first floor and has a pool table, air hockey table, ping pong table, TVs.
• The laundry facilities and vending machines are located on the lower level.
• The cost for use of the laundry machines is included in your dining plan. You need to use your College ID Connections account to pay for vending machine items.
• There are common area spaces located on the first floor and ground floor where you can relax and study outside of your residence hall room.
• Mailboxes are located on the first floor.
• The entire building is wireless Internet accessible.
• An elevator allows access to all floors.
• The corridors are co-ed by room.

Alger Hall Room Dimensions

Please be aware that these dimensions are approximate and may vary from room to room.  

Design Single

• 10.9' x 9.3' floor
• 5.9' x 3.9' window
• Free-standing closet   

Corridor Double

• 12.5' x 13.6' x 9.6' x 13.3' floor
• 3.9' x 6.8' window
• Free-standing closet   

Suite bedroom

• 15.1' x 10.3' floor
• 3.9' x 6.8' window
• Free-standing closet 

Suite Common Area

• 10.7' x 14.7'
• 14.6' x 5.7' hallway
• 3.9' x 5.9' window
• Free-standing closet

Each double room in Alger Hall has two closets, one large window and the following furniture: two beds, two desks, and two dressers.