Clements Hall

Clements Hall houses 106 upperclassmen students and resident assistants. Most rooms are doubles with one single on each upper floor, one triple on the first floor and four singles on the ground floor. Built in 1956, Clements Hall is named after Frank Orville Clements, class of 1896, and his wife, Vida Shauk Clements, class of 1901. The hall features a spacious lounge with a kitchen, pool table and TV on the first floor and two study lounges on the two upper floors. The ground floor features single-occupant bathrooms and is a co-ed floor. Connected to Hanby Hall through the east stairwell, the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Clements Hall

Clements Hall houses 106 upperclassmen students and resident assistants. Most rooms are doubles with one single on each upper floor, one triple on the first floor and four singles on the ground floor. Built in 1956, Clements Hall is named after Frank Orville Clements, class of 1896, and his wife, Vida Shauk Clements, class of 1901. The hall features a spacious lounge with a kitchen, pool table and TV on the first floor and two study lounges on the two upper floors. The ground floor features single-occupant bathrooms and is a co-ed floor. Connected to Hanby Hall through the east stairwell, the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Clements Hall

Clements Hall houses 106 upperclassmen students and resident assistants. Most rooms are doubles with one single on each upper floor, one triple on the first floor and four singles on the ground floor. Built in 1956, Clements Hall is named after Frank Orville Clements, class of 1896, and his wife, Vida Shauk Clements, class of 1901. The hall features a spacious lounge with a kitchen, pool table and TV on the first floor and two study lounges on the two upper floors. The ground floor features single-occupant bathrooms and is a co-ed floor. Connected to Hanby Hall through the east stairwell, the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Clements Hall

Clements Hall houses 106 upperclassmen students and resident assistants. Most rooms are doubles with one single on each upper floor, one triple on the first floor and four singles on the ground floor. Built in 1956, Clements Hall is named after Frank Orville Clements, class of 1896, and his wife, Vida Shauk Clements, class of 1901. The hall features a spacious lounge with a kitchen, pool table and TV on the first floor and two study lounges on the two upper floors. The ground floor features single-occupant bathrooms and is a co-ed floor. Connected to Hanby Hall through the east stairwell, the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Clements Hall

Clements Hall houses 106 upperclassmen students and resident assistants. Most rooms are doubles with one single on each upper floor, one triple on the first floor and four singles on the ground floor. Built in 1956, Clements Hall is named after Frank Orville Clements, class of 1896, and his wife, Vida Shauk Clements, class of 1901. The hall features a spacious lounge with a kitchen, pool table and TV on the first floor and two study lounges on the two upper floors. The ground floor features single-occupant bathrooms and is a co-ed floor. Connected to Hanby Hall through the east stairwell, the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Clements Hall

Clements Hall houses 106 upperclassmen students and resident assistants. Most rooms are doubles with one single on each upper floor, one triple on the first floor and four singles on the ground floor. Built in 1956, Clements Hall is named after Frank Orville Clements, class of 1896, and his wife, Vida Shauk Clements, class of 1901. The hall features a spacious lounge with a kitchen, pool table and TV on the first floor and two study lounges on the two upper floors. The ground floor features single-occupant bathrooms and is a co-ed floor. Connected to Hanby Hall through the east stairwell, the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Clements Hall

Clements Hall houses 106 upperclassmen students and resident assistants. Most rooms are doubles with one single on each upper floor, one triple on the first floor and four singles on the ground floor. Built in 1956, Clements Hall is named after Frank Orville Clements, class of 1896, and his wife, Vida Shauk Clements, class of 1901. The hall features a spacious lounge with a kitchen, pool table and TV on the first floor and two study lounges on the two upper floors. The ground floor features single-occupant bathrooms and is a co-ed floor. Connected to Hanby Hall through the east stairwell, the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Clements Hall

Clements Hall houses 106 upperclassmen students and resident assistants. Most rooms are doubles with one single on each upper floor, one triple on the first floor and four singles on the ground floor. Built in 1956, Clements Hall is named after Frank Orville Clements, class of 1896, and his wife, Vida Shauk Clements, class of 1901. The hall features a spacious lounge with a kitchen, pool table and TV on the first floor and two study lounges on the two upper floors. The ground floor features single-occupant bathrooms and is a co-ed floor. Connected to Hanby Hall through the east stairwell, the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Davis Hall

Davis Hall is located on the northwest side of campus near the stadium, Rike and Clements Centers and houses up to 115 first year students and Resident Assistants. Davis Hall has two floors with men typically located on the first floor and women on the second floor. All rooms are double rooms with the exception of one single room per floor. Each floor has two community bathrooms and a lounge. The first floor also has a kitchen (sink, oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office. An Assistant Directors of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives on the first floor.

Davis Hall

Davis Hall is located on the northwest side of campus near the stadium, Rike and Clements Centers and houses up to 115 first year students and Resident Assistants. Davis Hall has two floors with men typically located on the first floor and women on the second floor. All rooms are double rooms with the exception of one single room per floor. Each floor has two community bathrooms and a lounge. The first floor also has a kitchen (sink, oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office. An Assistant Directors of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives on the first floor.

Davis Hall

Davis Hall is located on the northwest side of campus near the stadium, Rike and Clements Centers and houses up to 115 first year students and Resident Assistants. Davis Hall has two floors with men typically located on the first floor and women on the second floor. All rooms are double rooms with the exception of one single room per floor. Each floor has two community bathrooms and a lounge. The first floor also has a kitchen (sink, oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office. An Assistant Directors of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives on the first floor.

Davis Hall

Davis Hall is located on the northwest side of campus near the stadium, Rike and Clements Centers and houses up to 115 first year students and Resident Assistants. Davis Hall has two floors with men typically located on the first floor and women on the second floor. All rooms are double rooms with the exception of one single room per floor. Each floor has two community bathrooms and a lounge. The first floor also has a kitchen (sink, oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office. An Assistant Directors of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives on the first floor.

Davis Hall

Davis Hall is located on the northwest side of campus near the stadium, Rike and Clements Centers and houses up to 115 first year students and Resident Assistants. Davis Hall has two floors with men typically located on the first floor and women on the second floor. All rooms are double rooms with the exception of one single room per floor. Each floor has two community bathrooms and a lounge. The first floor also has a kitchen (sink, oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office. An Assistant Directors of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives on the first floor.

Davis Hall

Davis Hall is located on the northwest side of campus near the stadium, Rike and Clements Centers and houses up to 115 first year students and Resident Assistants. Davis Hall has two floors with men typically located on the first floor and women on the second floor. All rooms are double rooms with the exception of one single room per floor. Each floor has two community bathrooms and a lounge. The first floor also has a kitchen (sink, oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office. An Assistant Directors of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives on the first floor.

Davis Hall

Davis Hall is located on the northwest side of campus near the stadium, Rike and Clements Centers and houses up to 115 first year students and Resident Assistants. Davis Hall has two floors with men typically located on the first floor and women on the second floor. All rooms are double rooms with the exception of one single room per floor. Each floor has two community bathrooms and a lounge. The first floor also has a kitchen (sink, oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office. An Assistant Directors of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives on the first floor.

Davis Hall

Davis Hall is located on the northwest side of campus near the stadium, Rike and Clements Centers and houses up to 115 first year students and Resident Assistants. Davis Hall has two floors with men typically located on the first floor and women on the second floor. All rooms are double rooms with the exception of one single room per floor. Each floor has two community bathrooms and a lounge. The first floor also has a kitchen (sink, oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office. An Assistant Directors of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives on the first floor.

Davis Hall

Davis Hall is located on the northwest side of campus near the stadium, Rike and Clements Centers and houses up to 115 first year students and Resident Assistants. Davis Hall has two floors with men typically located on the first floor and women on the second floor. All rooms are double rooms with the exception of one single room per floor. Each floor has two community bathrooms and a lounge. The first floor also has a kitchen (sink, oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office. An Assistant Directors of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives on the first floor.

Davis Annex

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Davis Annex

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Davis Annex

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Center of Health and Sport Sciences

New in 2015, the former Davis Annex, has been renovated into a state-of-the-art academic/office building for the Department of Health and Sport Sciences.  This location includes two large classrooms, a collaborative study area, computer lab and a human resource performance lab.

The Center of Health and Sport Science was built in 1965 and renovated in 1998.

Dunlap-King Hall

Dunlap-King (DK) Hall is located on the southwest side of campus near the Science Building and Battelle Fine Arts Center and houses up to 94 first year students and Resident Assistants. DK is home to the Open Space and Creativity & Culture Communities. DK has four floors with men typically located on the ground and first floors and women on the second and third floors. All rooms are doubles except for four triple rooms located on the third floor. Each floor has one community bathroom. The lounge, a study room, kitchen (sink, stove/oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office are located on the ground floor.

Dunlap-King Hall

Dunlap-King (DK) Hall is located on the southwest side of campus near the Science Building and Battelle Fine Arts Center and houses up to 94 first year students and Resident Assistants. DK is home to the Open Space and Creativity & Culture Communities. DK has four floors with men typically located on the ground and first floors and women on the second and third floors. All rooms are doubles except for four triple rooms located on the third floor. Each floor has one community bathroom. The lounge, a study room, kitchen (sink, stove/oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office are located on the ground floor.

Dunlap-King Hall

Dunlap-King (DK) Hall is located on the southwest side of campus near the Science Building and Battelle Fine Arts Center and houses up to 94 first year students and Resident Assistants. DK is home to the Open Space and Creativity & Culture Communities. DK has four floors with men typically located on the ground and first floors and women on the second and third floors. All rooms are doubles except for four triple rooms located on the third floor. Each floor has one community bathroom. The lounge, a study room, kitchen (sink, stove/oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office are located on the ground floor.

Dunlap-King Hall

Dunlap-King (DK) Hall is located on the southwest side of campus near the Science Building and Battelle Fine Arts Center and houses up to 94 first year students and Resident Assistants. DK is home to the Open Space and Creativity & Culture Communities. DK has four floors with men typically located on the ground and first floors and women on the second and third floors. All rooms are doubles except for four triple rooms located on the third floor. Each floor has one community bathroom. The lounge, a study room, kitchen (sink, stove/oven, fridge, microwave), the laundry room and the hall staff office are located on the ground floor.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Engle Hall

Engle Hall is located on the northeast side of campus and houses up to 44 first year residents and Resident Assistants. Engle Hall is a single sex building, typically housing men only, with all rooms being doubles. Engle Hall has two floors with a community bathroom and lounge on each floor. The second floor has a kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) and the first floor has a laundry room. Engle Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Garst Hall

Garst is located on the northeast side of campus near the Rike Center and houses up to 73 first-year students and Resident Assistants. Garst Hall is a single-story building with five wings and all rooms are doubles except for two singles in the middle hallway. Garst Hall has central air conditioning and one lounge located on the north side of the building with the hall staff office located on the south side of the building. The building is co-ed by wing and an Assistant Director of Residence Life (ADRL) or Hall Director lives in the middle wing. Garst Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Hanby Hall

Hanby Hall is centrally located across from the Campus Center with four floors housing up to 120 first year and upperclassmen students and Residents Assistants on gender specific floors and one Area Director of Residence Life living on the first floor. If needed, students requesting Honors Housing are overflowed into Hanby Hall when Mayne Hall is full. Most rooms in Hanby are doubles with one triple located on each upper floor. Two accessible singles with their own attached bathroom are located on the first floor along with the kitchen/laundry room and main lounge area featuring a pool table, large screen TV and a fireplace. Upper floors each have a study lounge and community bathrooms. Hanby Hall is connected to Clements Hall through the west stairwell and the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Hanby Hall

Hanby Hall is centrally located across from the Campus Center with four floors housing up to 120 first year and upperclassmen students and Residents Assistants on gender specific floors and one Area Director of Residence Life living on the first floor. If needed, students requesting Honors Housing are overflowed into Hanby Hall when Mayne Hall is full. Most rooms in Hanby are doubles with one triple located on each upper floor. Two accessible singles with their own attached bathroom are located on the first floor along with the kitchen/laundry room and main lounge area featuring a pool table, large screen TV and a fireplace. Upper floors each have a study lounge and community bathrooms. Hanby Hall is connected to Clements Hall through the west stairwell and the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Hanby Hall

Hanby Hall is centrally located across from the Campus Center with four floors housing up to 120 first year and upperclassmen students and Residents Assistants on gender specific floors and one Area Director of Residence Life living on the first floor. If needed, students requesting Honors Housing are overflowed into Hanby Hall when Mayne Hall is full. Most rooms in Hanby are doubles with one triple located on each upper floor. Two accessible singles with their own attached bathroom are located on the first floor along with the kitchen/laundry room and main lounge area featuring a pool table, large screen TV and a fireplace. Upper floors each have a study lounge and community bathrooms. Hanby Hall is connected to Clements Hall through the west stairwell and the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Hanby Hall

Hanby Hall is centrally located across from the Campus Center with four floors housing up to 120 first year and upperclassmen students and Residents Assistants on gender specific floors and one Area Director of Residence Life living on the first floor. If needed, students requesting Honors Housing are overflowed into Hanby Hall when Mayne Hall is full. Most rooms in Hanby are doubles with one triple located on each upper floor. Two accessible singles with their own attached bathroom are located on the first floor along with the kitchen/laundry room and main lounge area featuring a pool table, large screen TV and a fireplace. Upper floors each have a study lounge and community bathrooms. Hanby Hall is connected to Clements Hall through the west stairwell and the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Hanby Hall

Hanby Hall is centrally located across from the Campus Center with four floors housing up to 120 first year and upperclassmen students and Residents Assistants on gender specific floors and one Area Director of Residence Life living on the first floor. If needed, students requesting Honors Housing are overflowed into Hanby Hall when Mayne Hall is full. Most rooms in Hanby are doubles with one triple located on each upper floor. Two accessible singles with their own attached bathroom are located on the first floor along with the kitchen/laundry room and main lounge area featuring a pool table, large screen TV and a fireplace. Upper floors each have a study lounge and community bathrooms. Hanby Hall is connected to Clements Hall through the west stairwell and the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Hanby Hall

Hanby Hall is centrally located across from the Campus Center with four floors housing up to 120 first year and upperclassmen students and Residents Assistants on gender specific floors and one Area Director of Residence Life living on the first floor. If needed, students requesting Honors Housing are overflowed into Hanby Hall when Mayne Hall is full. Most rooms in Hanby are doubles with one triple located on each upper floor. Two accessible singles with their own attached bathroom are located on the first floor along with the kitchen/laundry room and main lounge area featuring a pool table, large screen TV and a fireplace. Upper floors each have a study lounge and community bathrooms. Hanby Hall is connected to Clements Hall through the west stairwell and the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Hanby Hall

Hanby Hall is centrally located across from the Campus Center with four floors housing up to 120 first year and upperclassmen students and Residents Assistants on gender specific floors and one Area Director of Residence Life living on the first floor. If needed, students requesting Honors Housing are overflowed into Hanby Hall when Mayne Hall is full. Most rooms in Hanby are doubles with one triple located on each upper floor. Two accessible singles with their own attached bathroom are located on the first floor along with the kitchen/laundry room and main lounge area featuring a pool table, large screen TV and a fireplace. Upper floors each have a study lounge and community bathrooms. Hanby Hall is connected to Clements Hall through the west stairwell and the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Hanby Hall

Hanby Hall is centrally located across from the Campus Center with four floors housing up to 120 first year and upperclassmen students and Residents Assistants on gender specific floors and one Area Director of Residence Life living on the first floor. If needed, students requesting Honors Housing are overflowed into Hanby Hall when Mayne Hall is full. Most rooms in Hanby are doubles with one triple located on each upper floor. Two accessible singles with their own attached bathroom are located on the first floor along with the kitchen/laundry room and main lounge area featuring a pool table, large screen TV and a fireplace. Upper floors each have a study lounge and community bathrooms. Hanby Hall is connected to Clements Hall through the west stairwell and the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Hanby Hall

Hanby Hall is centrally located across from the Campus Center with four floors housing up to 120 first year and upperclassmen students and Residents Assistants on gender specific floors and one Area Director of Residence Life living on the first floor. If needed, students requesting Honors Housing are overflowed into Hanby Hall when Mayne Hall is full. Most rooms in Hanby are doubles with one triple located on each upper floor. Two accessible singles with their own attached bathroom are located on the first floor along with the kitchen/laundry room and main lounge area featuring a pool table, large screen TV and a fireplace. Upper floors each have a study lounge and community bathrooms. Hanby Hall is connected to Clements Hall through the west stairwell and the combined buildings are often referred to as Clanby.

Mayne Hall

Mayne Hall, home to the Honors Housing community and Cardinal Science Scholars, is located in the center of campus beside the Library and houses up to 137 first year students and Resident Assistants. Mayne has four floors with men living on the 2nd floor, women on the 3rd and 4th floors. The first floor alternates based on the incoming class size. All rooms are doubles, except for one single on the first floor and each floor has one or two community bathrooms. A number of doubles on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors can be converted into triples when additional space is needed.  Mayne Hall has study lounges on the upper floors with a large, main lounge on the first floor along with a laundry room, kitchen (sink, ovens, fridge, microwave) and hall staff office. Kneading Minds, a bread baking community service project coordinated by the Honors Program, takes place in the hall kitchen and main lounge most months of the academic year. Students join faculty to bake bread and proceeds are donated to a local charity.

Mayne Hall

Mayne Hall, home to the Honors Housing community and Cardinal Science Scholars, is located in the center of campus beside the Library and houses up to 137 first year students and Resident Assistants. Mayne has four floors with men living on the 2nd floor, women on the 3rd and 4th floors. The first floor alternates based on the incoming class size. All rooms are doubles, except for one single on the first floor and each floor has one or two community bathrooms. A number of doubles on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors can be converted into triples when additional space is needed.  Mayne Hall has study lounges on the upper floors with a large, main lounge on the first floor along with a laundry room, kitchen (sink, ovens, fridge, microwave) and hall staff office. Kneading Minds, a bread baking community service project coordinated by the Honors Program, takes place in the hall kitchen and main lounge most months of the academic year. Students join faculty to bake bread and proceeds are donated to a local charity.

Mayne Hall

Mayne Hall, home to the Honors Housing community and Cardinal Science Scholars, is located in the center of campus beside the Library and houses up to 137 first year students and Resident Assistants. Mayne has four floors with men living on the 2nd floor, women on the 3rd and 4th floors. The first floor alternates based on the incoming class size. All rooms are doubles, except for one single on the first floor and each floor has one or two community bathrooms. A number of doubles on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors can be converted into triples when additional space is needed.  Mayne Hall has study lounges on the upper floors with a large, main lounge on the first floor along with a laundry room, kitchen (sink, ovens, fridge, microwave) and hall staff office. Kneading Minds, a bread baking community service project coordinated by the Honors Program, takes place in the hall kitchen and main lounge most months of the academic year. Students join faculty to bake bread and proceeds are donated to a local charity.

Mayne Hall

Mayne Hall, home to the Honors Housing community and Cardinal Science Scholars, is located in the center of campus beside the Library and houses up to 137 first year students and Resident Assistants. Mayne has four floors with men living on the 2nd floor, women on the 3rd and 4th floors. The first floor alternates based on the incoming class size. All rooms are doubles, except for one single on the first floor and each floor has one or two community bathrooms. A number of doubles on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors can be converted into triples when additional space is needed.  Mayne Hall has study lounges on the upper floors with a large, main lounge on the first floor along with a laundry room, kitchen (sink, ovens, fridge, microwave) and hall staff office. Kneading Minds, a bread baking community service project coordinated by the Honors Program, takes place in the hall kitchen and main lounge most months of the academic year. Students join faculty to bake bread and proceeds are donated to a local charity.

Mayne Hall

Mayne Hall, home to the Honors Housing community and Cardinal Science Scholars, is located in the center of campus beside the Library and houses up to 137 first year students and Resident Assistants. Mayne has four floors with men living on the 2nd floor, women on the 3rd and 4th floors. The first floor alternates based on the incoming class size. All rooms are doubles, except for one single on the first floor and each floor has one or two community bathrooms. A number of doubles on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors can be converted into triples when additional space is needed.  Mayne Hall has study lounges on the upper floors with a large, main lounge on the first floor along with a laundry room, kitchen (sink, ovens, fridge, microwave) and hall staff office. Kneading Minds, a bread baking community service project coordinated by the Honors Program, takes place in the hall kitchen and main lounge most months of the academic year. Students join faculty to bake bread and proceeds are donated to a local charity.

Mayne Hall

Mayne Hall, home to the Honors Housing community and Cardinal Science Scholars, is located in the center of campus beside the Library and houses up to 137 first year students and Resident Assistants. Mayne has four floors with men living on the 2nd floor, women on the 3rd and 4th floors. The first floor alternates based on the incoming class size. All rooms are doubles, except for one single on the first floor and each floor has one or two community bathrooms. A number of doubles on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors can be converted into triples when additional space is needed.  Mayne Hall has study lounges on the upper floors with a large, main lounge on the first floor along with a laundry room, kitchen (sink, ovens, fridge, microwave) and hall staff office. Kneading Minds, a bread baking community service project coordinated by the Honors Program, takes place in the hall kitchen and main lounge most months of the academic year. Students join faculty to bake bread and proceeds are donated to a local charity.

Mayne Hall

Mayne Hall, home to the Honors Housing community and Cardinal Science Scholars, is located in the center of campus beside the Library and houses up to 137 first year students and Resident Assistants. Mayne has four floors with men living on the 2nd floor, women on the 3rd and 4th floors. The first floor alternates based on the incoming class size. All rooms are doubles, except for one single on the first floor and each floor has one or two community bathrooms. A number of doubles on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors can be converted into triples when additional space is needed.  Mayne Hall has study lounges on the upper floors with a large, main lounge on the first floor along with a laundry room, kitchen (sink, ovens, fridge, microwave) and hall staff office. Kneading Minds, a bread baking community service project coordinated by the Honors Program, takes place in the hall kitchen and main lounge most months of the academic year. Students join faculty to bake bread and proceeds are donated to a local charity.

Mayne Hall

Mayne Hall, home to the Honors Housing community and Cardinal Science Scholars, is located in the center of campus beside the Library and houses up to 137 first year students and Resident Assistants. Mayne has four floors with men living on the 2nd floor, women on the 3rd and 4th floors. The first floor alternates based on the incoming class size. All rooms are doubles, except for one single on the first floor and each floor has one or two community bathrooms. A number of doubles on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors can be converted into triples when additional space is needed.  Mayne Hall has study lounges on the upper floors with a large, main lounge on the first floor along with a laundry room, kitchen (sink, ovens, fridge, microwave) and hall staff office. Kneading Minds, a bread baking community service project coordinated by the Honors Program, takes place in the hall kitchen and main lounge most months of the academic year. Students join faculty to bake bread and proceeds are donated to a local charity.

Mayne Hall

Mayne Hall, home to the Honors Housing community and Cardinal Science Scholars, is located in the center of campus beside the Library and houses up to 137 first year students and Resident Assistants. Mayne has four floors with men living on the 2nd floor, women on the 3rd and 4th floors. The first floor alternates based on the incoming class size. All rooms are doubles, except for one single on the first floor and each floor has one or two community bathrooms. A number of doubles on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors can be converted into triples when additional space is needed.  Mayne Hall has study lounges on the upper floors with a large, main lounge on the first floor along with a laundry room, kitchen (sink, ovens, fridge, microwave) and hall staff office. Kneading Minds, a bread baking community service project coordinated by the Honors Program, takes place in the hall kitchen and main lounge most months of the academic year. Students join faculty to bake bread and proceeds are donated to a local charity.

Scott Hall

Scott Hall is the smallest residence hall and is located on the northeast side of campus between Garst, Engle and DeVore Halls. Scott Hall houses up to 36 first year residents and Resident Assistants on one floor with a lounge, community bathroom and laundry/kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) all located in the center of the building. Scott Hall is a single-sex building, typically housing women only. All rooms are doubles.   Scott Hall was built in 1959 and is named for Dr. George Scott, professor of classical language and literature and 12th president of Otterbein (1901-1904). Scott Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Scott Hall

Scott Hall is the smallest residence hall and is located on the northeast side of campus between Garst, Engle and DeVore Halls. Scott Hall houses up to 36 first year residents and Resident Assistants on one floor with a lounge, community bathroom and laundry/kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) all located in the center of the building. Scott Hall is a single-sex building, typically housing women only. All rooms are doubles.   Scott Hall was built in 1959 and is named for Dr. George Scott, professor of classical language and literature and 12th president of Otterbein (1901-1904). Scott Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Scott Hall

Scott Hall is the smallest residence hall and is located on the northeast side of campus between Garst, Engle and DeVore Halls. Scott Hall houses up to 36 first year residents and Resident Assistants on one floor with a lounge, community bathroom and laundry/kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) all located in the center of the building. Scott Hall is a single-sex building, typically housing women only. All rooms are doubles.   Scott Hall was built in 1959 and is named for Dr. George Scott, professor of classical language and literature and 12th president of Otterbein (1901-1904). Scott Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Scott Hall

Scott Hall is the smallest residence hall and is located on the northeast side of campus between Garst, Engle and DeVore Halls. Scott Hall houses up to 36 first year residents and Resident Assistants on one floor with a lounge, community bathroom and laundry/kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) all located in the center of the building. Scott Hall is a single-sex building, typically housing women only. All rooms are doubles.   Scott Hall was built in 1959 and is named for Dr. George Scott, professor of classical language and literature and 12th president of Otterbein (1901-1904). Scott Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Scott Hall

Scott Hall is the smallest residence hall and is located on the northeast side of campus between Garst, Engle and DeVore Halls. Scott Hall houses up to 36 first year residents and Resident Assistants on one floor with a lounge, community bathroom and laundry/kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) all located in the center of the building. Scott Hall is a single-sex building, typically housing women only. All rooms are doubles.   Scott Hall was built in 1959 and is named for Dr. George Scott, professor of classical language and literature and 12th president of Otterbein (1901-1904). Scott Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Scott Hall

Scott Hall is the smallest residence hall and is located on the northeast side of campus between Garst, Engle and DeVore Halls. Scott Hall houses up to 36 first year residents and Resident Assistants on one floor with a lounge, community bathroom and laundry/kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) all located in the center of the building. Scott Hall is a single-sex building, typically housing women only. All rooms are doubles.   Scott Hall was built in 1959 and is named for Dr. George Scott, professor of classical language and literature and 12th president of Otterbein (1901-1904). Scott Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Scott Hall

Scott Hall is the smallest residence hall and is located on the northeast side of campus between Garst, Engle and DeVore Halls. Scott Hall houses up to 36 first year residents and Resident Assistants on one floor with a lounge, community bathroom and laundry/kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) all located in the center of the building. Scott Hall is a single-sex building, typically housing women only. All rooms are doubles.   Scott Hall was built in 1959 and is named for Dr. George Scott, professor of classical language and literature and 12th president of Otterbein (1901-1904). Scott Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Scott Hall

Scott Hall is the smallest residence hall and is located on the northeast side of campus between Garst, Engle and DeVore Halls. Scott Hall houses up to 36 first year residents and Resident Assistants on one floor with a lounge, community bathroom and laundry/kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) all located in the center of the building. Scott Hall is a single-sex building, typically housing women only. All rooms are doubles.   Scott Hall was built in 1959 and is named for Dr. George Scott, professor of classical language and literature and 12th president of Otterbein (1901-1904). Scott Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

Scott Hall

Scott Hall is the smallest residence hall and is located on the northeast side of campus between Garst, Engle and DeVore Halls. Scott Hall houses up to 36 first year residents and Resident Assistants on one floor with a lounge, community bathroom and laundry/kitchenette (sink, microwave, fridge) all located in the center of the building. Scott Hall is a single-sex building, typically housing women only. All rooms are doubles.   Scott Hall was built in 1959 and is named for Dr. George Scott, professor of classical language and literature and 12th president of Otterbein (1901-1904). Scott Hall is part of The Triad comprised of Garst, Scott and Engle Halls.

The Commons on Home St.

The Commons on Home Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near the Campus Center and DeVore Hall on the northeast side of campus, Home St. houses 88 juniors and seniors in 21 four-bedroom apartments, one three-bedroom apartments and one two-bedroom apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two bedroom apartment has one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents. The Promise House is also located on the first floor of the Commons on Home St.

The Commons on Home St.

The Commons on Home Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near the Campus Center and DeVore Hall on the northeast side of campus, Home St. houses 88 juniors and seniors in 21 four-bedroom apartments, one three-bedroom apartments and one two-bedroom apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two bedroom apartment has one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents. The Promise House is also located on the first floor of the Commons on Home St.

The Commons on Home St.

The Commons on Home Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near the Campus Center and DeVore Hall on the northeast side of campus, Home St. houses 88 juniors and seniors in 21 four-bedroom apartments, one three-bedroom apartments and one two-bedroom apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two bedroom apartment has one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents. The Promise House is also located on the first floor of the Commons on Home St.

The Commons on Home St.

The Commons on Home Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near the Campus Center and DeVore Hall on the northeast side of campus, Home St. houses 88 juniors and seniors in 21 four-bedroom apartments, one three-bedroom apartments and one two-bedroom apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two bedroom apartment has one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents. The Promise House is also located on the first floor of the Commons on Home St.

The Commons on Park St.

The Commons on Park Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near Battelle Fine Arts and the Science Center on the southwest side of campus, Park St. houses 89 juniors and seniors in 20 four-bedroom apartments, two three-bedroom apartments, one two-bedroom apartment and one single apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two and one bedroom apartments only have one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents.

The Commons on Park St.

The Commons on Park Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near Battelle Fine Arts and the Science Center on the southwest side of campus, Park St. houses 89 juniors and seniors in 20 four-bedroom apartments, two three-bedroom apartments, one two-bedroom apartment and one single apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two and one bedroom apartments only have one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents.

The Commons on Park St.

The Commons on Park Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near Battelle Fine Arts and the Science Center on the southwest side of campus, Park St. houses 89 juniors and seniors in 20 four-bedroom apartments, two three-bedroom apartments, one two-bedroom apartment and one single apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two and one bedroom apartments only have one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents.

The Commons on Park St.

The Commons on Park Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near Battelle Fine Arts and the Science Center on the southwest side of campus, Park St. houses 89 juniors and seniors in 20 four-bedroom apartments, two three-bedroom apartments, one two-bedroom apartment and one single apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two and one bedroom apartments only have one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents.

The Commons on Park St.

The Commons on Park Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near Battelle Fine Arts and the Science Center on the southwest side of campus, Park St. houses 89 juniors and seniors in 20 four-bedroom apartments, two three-bedroom apartments, one two-bedroom apartment and one single apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two and one bedroom apartments only have one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents.

The Commons on Park St.

The Commons on Park Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near Battelle Fine Arts and the Science Center on the southwest side of campus, Park St. houses 89 juniors and seniors in 20 four-bedroom apartments, two three-bedroom apartments, one two-bedroom apartment and one single apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two and one bedroom apartments only have one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents.

The Commons on Park St.

The Commons on Park Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near Battelle Fine Arts and the Science Center on the southwest side of campus, Park St. houses 89 juniors and seniors in 20 four-bedroom apartments, two three-bedroom apartments, one two-bedroom apartment and one single apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two and one bedroom apartments only have one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents.

The Commons on Park St.

The Commons on Park Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near Battelle Fine Arts and the Science Center on the southwest side of campus, Park St. houses 89 juniors and seniors in 20 four-bedroom apartments, two three-bedroom apartments, one two-bedroom apartment and one single apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two and one bedroom apartments only have one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents.

The Commons on Park St.

The Commons on Park Street is one of two apartment complexes for juniors and seniors. Located near Battelle Fine Arts and the Science Center on the southwest side of campus, Park St. houses 89 juniors and seniors in 20 four-bedroom apartments, two three-bedroom apartments, one two-bedroom apartment and one single apartment. Apartments are fully-furnished and offer private bedrooms, a living room, dining room, full kitchen and a bath and a half (two and one bedroom apartments only have one full bathroom).. Each complex has four small buildings with three levels of apartments. A laundry room on the first floor is available for all residents.

DeVore Hall

DeVore Hall is one of Otterbein's newest residence halls. It is home to 174 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants. DeVore Hall offers suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. Devore Hall has a limited number of single rooms, each with its own bathroom. It was built in 2006 and boasts spectacular views of Memorial Stadium from its central location directly north of the Campus Center. It is named after C. Brent DeVore, Otterbein's 19th president.

DeVore Hall

DeVore Hall is one of Otterbein's newest residence halls. It is home to 174 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants. DeVore Hall offers suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. Devore Hall has a limited number of single rooms, each with its own bathroom. It was built in 2006 and boasts spectacular views of Memorial Stadium from its central location directly north of the Campus Center. It is named after C. Brent DeVore, Otterbein's 19th president.

DeVore Hall

DeVore Hall is one of Otterbein's newest residence halls. It is home to 174 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants. DeVore Hall offers suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. Devore Hall has a limited number of single rooms, each with its own bathroom. It was built in 2006 and boasts spectacular views of Memorial Stadium from its central location directly north of the Campus Center. It is named after C. Brent DeVore, Otterbein's 19th president.

DeVore Hall

DeVore Hall is one of Otterbein's newest residence halls. It is home to 174 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants. DeVore Hall offers suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. Devore Hall has a limited number of single rooms, each with its own bathroom. It was built in 2006 and boasts spectacular views of Memorial Stadium from its central location directly north of the Campus Center. It is named after C. Brent DeVore, Otterbein's 19th president.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Residence Hall at 25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

25 West Home Street

25 W. Home St. is home to 200 upperclassmen students and Resident Assistants in suite style living, with two double rooms connected through a shared bathroom. A small number of single rooms with their own bathroom and double rooms with their own bathroom are also available. Multiple small study lounges are located throughout the building along with two kitchenettes, two laundry rooms and a staff office on the first floor. Located at the east side of campus near Uptown, 25 is also home to the Office of Events & Conferences along with the Business Office.

Eta Phi Mu

Eta Phi Mu is an Otterbein fraternity, which is also known as Jonda. Otterbein has six local sororities, six local fraternities, two national fraternities, and two National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) chapters. Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are met.

Lambda Gamma Epsilon

Lambda Gamma Epsilon, known around campus as "Kings," was established at Otterbein in 1948. Otterbein has six local sororities, six local fraternities, two national fraternities, and two National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) chapters. Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are met.

Pi Beta Sigma

Greek life came to Otterbein in 1908 with the formation of the first two fraternities, which included Pi Beta Sigma or "Pi Sig," by members of a literary society. Today, Otterbein has six local sororities, six local fraternities, two national fraternities, and two National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) chapters. Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are met.

Pi Kappa Phi

Greek life came to Otterbein in 1908 with the formation of the first two fraternities, which included Pi Kappa Phi or "Country Club," by members of a literary society. Today, Otterbein has six local sororities, six local fraternities, two national fraternities, and two National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) chapters. Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are met.

Zeta Phi

The Zeta Phi fraternity, also know as the Rats, was founded in 1931. Otterbein has six local sororities, six local fraternities, two national fraternities, and two National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) chapters. Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are met.

Epsilon Kappa Tau

Epsilon Kappa Tau (EKT) is a local sorority founded as the "Arbutus Club" in 1917 by five women. Otterbein has six local sororities, six local fraternities, two national fraternities, and two National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) chapters. Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are met.

Kappa Phi Omega

Kappa Phi Omega was founded in 1921 by 16 women. Otterbein has six local sororities, six local fraternities, two national fraternities, and two National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) chapters. Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are met.

Sigma Alpha Tau

Sigma Alpha Tau, or "Owls," is the oldest sorority on campus and was founded in 1910. Otterbein has six local sororities, six local fraternities, two national fraternities, and two National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) chapters. Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are met.

Tau Delta

Tau Delta was officially founded in 1921, but unofficially began with nine women in 1915, when Greek organizations were banned on campus. Its Greek letters come from the founding members' belief in Tomo Dachi (circle of friends). Otterbein has six local sororities, six local fraternities, two national fraternities, and two National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) chapters. Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are met.

Tau Epsilon Mu

Tau Epsilon Mu (TEM) is a sorority founded in 1914 by a group of seven women in a residence hall on campus. Their members are also known as Talisman or TEMmers. Otterbein has six local sororities, six local fraternities, two national fraternities, and two National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) chapters. Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are met.

Theta Nu

Theta Nu sorority was nicknamed the Greenwich Club back in 1917 when Greek names were not allowed on Otterbein’s campus. Otterbein has six local sororities, six local fraternities, two national fraternities, and two National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) chapters. Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are met.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 46 West Home Street

The FreeZone House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the student organization, FreeZone, to provide a safe space on campus for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

House of Black Culture (Theme House)

The William Henry Fouse House of Black Culture is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Office of Social Justice & Activism. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

House of Black Culture (Theme House)

The William Henry Fouse House of Black Culture is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Office of Social Justice & Activism. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

House of Black Culture (Theme House)

The William Henry Fouse House of Black Culture is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Office of Social Justice & Activism. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

House of Black Culture (Theme House)

The William Henry Fouse House of Black Culture is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Office of Social Justice & Activism. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

House of Black Culture (Theme House)

The William Henry Fouse House of Black Culture is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Office of Social Justice & Activism. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

House of Black Culture (Theme House)

The William Henry Fouse House of Black Culture is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Office of Social Justice & Activism. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

House of Black Culture (Theme House)

The William Henry Fouse House of Black Culture is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Office of Social Justice & Activism. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

House of Black Culture (Theme House)

The William Henry Fouse House of Black Culture is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Office of Social Justice & Activism. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

House of Black Culture (Theme House)

The William Henry Fouse House of Black Culture is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Office of Social Justice & Activism. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 162 West Home Street

The Education House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Education Department to provide programming opportunities for education majors. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 162 West Home Street

The Education House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Education Department to provide programming opportunities for education majors. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Education Housing

The Education House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Education Department to provide programming opportunities for education majors. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 162 West Home Street

The Education House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Education Department to provide programming opportunities for education majors. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 162 West Home Street

The Education House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Education Department to provide programming opportunities for education majors. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Education Housing

The Education House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Education Department to provide programming opportunities for education majors. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 162 West Home Street

The Education House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Education Department to provide programming opportunities for education majors. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 162 West Home Street

The Education House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Education Department to provide programming opportunities for education majors. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Education Housing

The Education House is a permanent theme house which works closely with the Education Department to provide programming opportunities for education majors. Theme houses are former single-family homes converted to on-campus, co-ed residential facilities for upperclassmen students with a common goal. Residents of each house are expected to create and take part in programming events to benefit the residents, the special interest group they represent and the campus community. Each house accommodates four to five to students. The houses are fully furnished with single and double bedrooms and laundry facilities.

Theme House at 146 West Home Street

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

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Counseling Center House - 146 West Home Street

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

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Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

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Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

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Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Theme House at 146 West Home Street

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

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Counseling Center House - 146 West Home Street

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

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Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Theme House at 146 West Home Street

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

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Counseling Center House - 146 West Home Street

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

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Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

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Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

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Theme House at 146 West Home Street

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House - 146 West Home Street

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

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Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Theme House at 146 West Home Street

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House - 146 West Home Street

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

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Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Counseling Center House

Welcome to the Counseling Center!

We offer all Otterbein students year-round, psychological health care. Students come to counseling when something is not quite right in their world. They may not be sure what is wrong, or lack the energy, skills, confidence or motivation to change. Our counselors provide supportive, therapeutic relationships for students to grow and reach their full potential as members of the Otterbein community.

/find out more

Theme House at 155 West Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

Theme House at 155 West Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

The International Exchange House at 155 W. Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

The International Exchange House at 155 W. Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

Theme House at 155 West Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

Theme House at 155 West Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

The International Exchange House at 155 W. Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

The International Exchange House at 155 W. Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

Theme House at 155 West Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

Theme House at 155 West Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

The International Exchange House at 155 W. Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

The International Exchange House at 155 W. Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

Theme House at 155 West Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

Theme House at 155 West Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

The International Exchange House at 155 W. Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

The International Exchange House at 155 W. Home Street

This house provides a family-like environment for international exchange students who are studying at Otterbein for a semester or year. For more information, contact the Office of Social Justice & Activism.

Frank Museum of Art

The Frank Museum of Art houses the university's collection of art from Africa, Japan, and New Guinea. The museum is located in the former "church house" of Lillian Frank, who taught at Otterbein for 29 years in the areas of art, theology and philosophy. With the help of her husband Paul, Lillian converted the former Salem Evangelical Church, built in 1877, to their residence in 1956.The structure was given to Otterbein upon Lillian's death in 1999 for the express purpose of creating a museum for the University's collection. It opened in Winter 2004. See the exhibit schedule. 

Frank Museum of Art

The Frank Museum of Art houses the university's collection of art from Africa, Japan, and New Guinea. The museum is located in the former "church house" of Lillian Frank, who taught at Otterbein for 29 years in the areas of art, theology and philosophy. With the help of her husband Paul, Lillian converted the former Salem Evangelical Church, built in 1877, to their residence in 1956.The structure was given to Otterbein upon Lillian's death in 1999 for the express purpose of creating a museum for the University's collection. It opened in Winter 2004. See the exhibit schedule. 

Frank Museum of Art

The Frank Museum of Art houses the university's collection of art from Africa, Japan, and New Guinea. The museum is located in the former "church house" of Lillian Frank, who taught at Otterbein for 29 years in the areas of art, theology and philosophy. With the help of her husband Paul, Lillian converted the former Salem Evangelical Church, built in 1877, to their residence in 1956.The structure was given to Otterbein upon Lillian's death in 1999 for the express purpose of creating a museum for the University's collection. It opened in Winter 2004. See the exhibit schedule. 

Frank Museum of Art

The Frank Museum of Art houses the university's collection of art from Africa, Japan, and New Guinea. The museum is located in the former "church house" of Lillian Frank, who taught at Otterbein for 29 years in the areas of art, theology and philosophy. With the help of her husband Paul, Lillian converted the former Salem Evangelical Church, built in 1877, to their residence in 1956.The structure was given to Otterbein upon Lillian's death in 1999 for the express purpose of creating a museum for the University's collection. It opened in Winter 2004. See the exhibit schedule. 

Sigma Delta Phi

Sigma Delta Phi, commonly known as Sphinx, was founded by five men as an "underground" fraternity in 1919, when Greek organizations were still banned from campus. Today, Otterbein has six local sororities, six local fraternities, two national fraternities, and two National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) chapters. Only upperclassmen may reside in Greek housing, provided that all other eligibility requirements of Otterbein and the given organization are met.