Braiden Hall

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Braiden Hall is the home of the Key Communities, as well as the Global Village Living Learning Community. This combined with its central location on campus makes Braiden Hall one of the most desired residence halls on campus, as it is dedicated to community, diversity, and academic success.

Students in the Key Service Community will live on four floors on the south side of Braiden Hall. Instead of choosing between academic and social needs, Key students will be able to meet both needs at once. You and your neighbors will share mutual respect, high standards for achievement, an active learning style, an appreciation for diversity, and involvement in campus activities.

Seeing familiar faces in your residence hall and classes will help you quickly establish friendships that will enhance your academic performance – your neighbors may become “built-in” study partners.

Benefits of living in Braiden Hall include:

  • Suite style hall centrally located on campus, next to the classrooms, laboratories, professor offices, the library and student center;
  • Adjacent to Aylesworth Hall, which is where the Key Communities offices are located, making it easy for students to visit with Key staff;
  • Study rooms in the basement on the north side of the building;
  • A Movie Room in the basement on the north side of the building;
  • Residence for Upper Division Students – a great opportunity to meet and learn from older students;
  • Dining Center featuring Pasta al’Strada, Main Street, The Grill, Vegan/Vegetarian Bar, and R&D Pizza. The in-house dining center is just one option for residents;
  • Students in the residence halls may eat in any one of our 10 dining centers

 

Braiden Hall Voice in the Village Programming Series

Every Tuesday night, a different program is held in the lobby of Braiden Hall. Examples of programs include:

  • African Drumming and Dance
  • “Through the Eyes of a Blind Person” Cultural Training
  • Salsa Dancing
  • Sex, Lies & Chocolate
  • 101 Ways to Prepare Ramen
  • Movie Nights
  • Live Bands
  • Braiden Hall Idol
  • Study Abroad and Peace Corps Presentations
  • Cultural Presentations
  • Faculty Presentations and Discussions

 

As a first year student living in the residence halls, you will want to be sure you are familiar with the Residence Hall policies before you arrive to campus.

For more information on living in the residence halls, visit Residence Life.

 

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