Nye Hall

Nye Hall is one of the largest traditional residence halls on campus.

About Nye Hall

Nye's eight coed floors house a total of 555 residents and connect to Argenta Hall, which features the Downunder Dining Commons. Nye Hall is known for its strong sense of community and Wolf Pack Pride. Floors two through eight have two wings connected by a lounge, equipped with couches and a television. Nye Hall was renovated in 2020 and has one of the largest staffs on campus.

You can take a self-guided, virtual tour of Nye Hall and the Nye Hall floor lounges. For residents who are unable to use this interactive tour, we've created a video tour highlighting Nye Hall's main features.

Hall features

  • 24-hour staffed front desk during academic sessions
  • Lounges with television and quiet study lounges, multipurpose room on first floor
  • Laundry facilities feature washers and dryers
  • Wired and wireless internet connection in every room
  • Same-gender by room, with gender-inclusive housing options available

Room features

  • Double (two people per room) occupancy
  • Communal bathrooms
  • Bedrooms and hallway fully carpeted
  • Each resident has a single, bunkable oak bed with Twin XL mattress
  • Each resident has a desk, chair, dresser, wastebasket and closet space
  • Window coverings on all windows
  • Adjustable temperature control for heat

 Students eligible to live in Nye Hall

  • Freshmen and above
  • As a Nye Hall resident, you'll be part of one of the University's largest residence halls.
  • Nye Hall offers both study and social lounges on all eight floors for residents.
  • Nye Hall features same-gender rooms on co-ed wings. Floors two through eight each have two wings, for a total of 555 residents.
  • Each floor on Nye Hall has a social lounge connecting the two wings, equipped with couches and a television.