Description
Smith is a substance free residence hall on North Campus, between Younker Hall and Langan Hall. Smith Hall is one of the five substance free residence halls on campus.
| Floors | Singles | Doubles | Triples |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pit | 3 | 2 | 0 |
| First and Annex | 1 | 6 | 0 |
| Second | 7 | 1 | 3 |
| Third | 3 | 4 | 1 |
Smith Hall has 14 singles, 13 doubles, and 4 triples and houses 52 students.
Standard Double
Three Room Triple
Main Room
The door to the triple opens into this room.
Adjoined Rooms
Amenities
Lounges
Smith Hall has three lounges on the first, second and third floors. The main lounge is located on the first floor and has a television. The second floor lounge also has a TV.
Kitchens
Smith has one kitchen located on the first floor. It has a microwave, stove, oven and fridge.
Storage
Smith Hall uses the trunk room facilities located at Langan Hall.
Laundry
Residents of Smith use the laundry facilities located in the adjacent residence hall, Younker.
Computer Lab
Residents of Smith can use the computer lab and printing facilities located in Younker Hall.
Recycling
A recycling facility is located in Smith Pit.
Air Conditioning
Smith offers heating and air conditioning.
Elevators
Smith does not have elevators.
History
Smith Hall is named after James A. Smith of Osage, Iowa – a trustee of the College and a State Representative.
Formerly a bastion of men’s intramural prowess, Smith Hall is the southernmost of the original chain of the North Campus men’s residence halls.
Before Cowles Hall opened at the end of World War II, the kitchens for the North Campus dining hall, located adjoining in the basement of Langan, were in the basement of Smith.