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Adams Hall is home to about 170 students in a setting of traditional double rooms. The building currently houses primarily first-year students and features a large, newly renovated basement lounge with a kitchen, as well as a large laundry room. The building is located on one corner of the Rush campus, across High Street on Morgan Field.

DIMENSIONS & PHOTOS

• Adams Hall Room Dimensions 
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BUILDING INFORMATION

Walls: Cinderblock or drywall

Floors: Carpeted hallways and rooms

Furniture:  Each student will have a bunkable bed that can be adjusted (or flipped) for height, a dresser,  a desk and desk chair, and a bookcase. Closets are built in and not moveable. Soft seating is available in building lounges.

A/C: Window Units

Kitchen Facilities: Common kitchen, including sink, refrigerator/freezer, & stove/oven.

Community Bathroom Information: 

Ground Floor (Two community baths:  one female, one male), First Floor (Two community baths:  one female, one male), Second Floor (Two community baths:  one female, one male), Third Floor (Two community baths:  one female, one male), Fourth Floor (Two single-user baths: two gender inclusive)

Community Bathroom Cleaning: Bathrooms cleaned daily: Showers cleaned weekly.  

Laundry Facilities: Located on the ground floor

History

Adams Hall was dedicated as a women’s dormitory on October 5, 1963. Authorized in December 1960, the hall was designed by architect Elmer H. Adams. The building is named in recognition of Dr. and Mrs. Rolland Adams and their generous gift that made construction possible. Originally home to 165 female students, Adams Hall also once contained the College Guest Suite, which was furnished and decorated through the support of the Mary Dickinson Club. The building began serving as a residence hall for both men and women in 1974, and has housed both upperclassmen and first-year students over the years.