Van Zile Hall

Van Zile is a coed residence hall housing 68 students on three floors.

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Building History

Van Zile is a coeducational residence hall that was constructed at a cost of approximately $200,000. Its design incorporates Gothic architectural features similar to those found in other buildings on campus. In 1990, the hall was renovated and transformed into a suite-style living facility offering single or double rooms and private or semi-private bathrooms. The residence hall is named after Mary Pierce Van Zile, who served as the dean of the Division of Home Economics and the dean of women.