South Hall: Now Open
Gannon’s newest residence hall – South Hall – is now open. It boasts four floors of single- and multi-student suites. The hall’s 95 residents experience private bedrooms and bathrooms as well as shared living spaces. South Hall offers practical conveniences,
namely kitchens on each floor and laundry appliances in the building’s lower level, parking spaces and optional private storage areas. Three live-in resident assistants provide guidance and support to students.
Why Live on Campus?
Gannon University is a tight-knit community with many events and opportunities to get engaged on campus! Living on campus keeps you close to all the action. Walk to your classes, zip over to the library to get that book you need, grab a bite to eat, or
work out in our amazing athletic and recreation facilities. No matter what you are looking for, living on campus helps you make the most of your college experience and keeps you close to the resources you need to succeed.
Gannon provides a comfortable environment centered on the academic and holistic development of each student. There are numerous lounges for either study or socialization. Furniture, internet access, utilities, and maintenance are all included in our facilities.
Who needs to live on campus?
Gannon University requires all students who are within their first 4 semesters to live in University-owned housing in order to encourage engagement with the Gannon community and provide support to students transitioning to college life. Students who reside
with a parent/guardian whose permanent residence is within 25 miles of the University are exempt from this requirement. When students enter their second year at Gannon University, the can move into a wide variety of University-owned apartment buildings,
residence halls or other small properties.