Brumbaugh, Pinchot, Sproul, & Tener Halls

Brumbaugh, Pinchot, Sproul, and Tener Halls are renovated residence halls, located in the "The Towers" quad in the northwestern corner of the East Housing Area.  The Towers have been renovated to provide students modern amenities and conveniences. Room types offered include double-occupancy rooms and supplemental housing rooms (quads). Unlike traditional residence halls though, these buildings offer students private, single-use bathrooms in the hallway area that are shared by the floor. Similar to a home, each bathroom is privately used by one individual. Additional sinks are located near the bathrooms to provide quick, easy use. The ground floor features a living room, kitchen, laundry room, study space, knowledge station, and either a music practice room or a meditation room. Buildings are coed by room (each room is a single-gender, but maybe next to a room of opposite gender).

Brumbaugh Hall, built in 1966, was named after William Bigler, the 26th Governor of Pennsylvania (1915-1919).

Pinchot Hall, built in 1966, was named after Gifford Pinchot, the 28th Governor of Pennsylvania (1923-1927).

Sproul Hall, built in 1966, was named after William C. Sproul, the 27th Governor of Pennsylvania (1919-1923).

Tener Hall, built in 1966, was named after John Tener, the 25th Governor of Pennsylvania (1911-1915).

Fisher Hall, built in 1966, connects the four buildings and provides common space. Fisher Hall is currently offline during the East Renovation Project.

Building and Room Information:

• Building Floor Plans
• Room Dimensions
• Room Diagrams and Photos

Other Links:

• Amenities
• Residence Area Map
• Room and Board Rates

Building Floor Plans

Dimensions of Residence Hall Furnishings

Recommended rug size: 6' x 9'

Measurements are approximate. The dimensions, furnishings, and color of rooms may vary in appearance. Some furnishings are attached to the floor or wall. All closets have doors.

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Room Diagrams and Photos