Igoe Hall
Formerly known as Building "E", this residence hall opened in 1970 and is named for former student James Robert Igoe who tragically drowned in Lake Erie. It is primarily an upperclass co-ed, four bedroom suite-style residence hall. Igoe Hall also houses the Visual Arts and New Media photo lab.
Suite-style residence hall features
- Suite-style layout is 4 double occupancy rooms, a common room, and a bathroom
- kitchen suites (three bedrooms, living area, kitchen, and bathroom.)
- Each suite-style hall has 3 floors that can house up to 200 residents (only two to a room - we never triple board!) Every floor has three large bathrooms
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Two laundry rooms for the building on the first floor - machines are free, and you can check the status of machine availability on our app
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Fredcard access only for building safety
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Residence Hall Directors and Residence Assistants provide peer counseling, sponsor educational and social programs, and enforce rules and regulations