Fitzgerald Hall

Fitzgerald Hall was built in 1962 and is named after Lawrence J. Fitzgerald who served as the New York State Treasurer. He was a member of the local board of the College for 30 years.

Fitz, as it is commonly known, is a corridor style building with double rooms. This low-rise residence hall is a mixed hall that houses both upper-class students and new students.

Fitzgerald Hall Highlights

• The recreation room, located on the first floor, has a pool table, electronic dart board and a TV.
• The study lounge and vending machines are located on the first floor.
• There are additional lounges located on the second and third floors of the building where students can relax and study outside of their residence hall room.
• The student staff office and the RHD’s office are both located on the first floor.
• The laundry facilities are located on the ground floor; you use your college ID as a form of payment for vending machines. The cost for use of the laundry machines is included in your dining plan.
• Many of Fitzgerald’s residents like its close proximity to Corey Union and numerous dining facilities.
• Fitzgerald Hall is open for winter athletes over winter break.
• An elevator allows access to all floors.
• The second and third floors offer housing as co-ed by room.

Fitzgerald Hall Room Dimensions

Please be aware that these dimensions are approximate and may vary from room to room.

Double
       14.6' x 12.8' floor
       6.5' x 4' window
       4.1' x 2.2' x 7.6' closet