Coleman Hall is one of Bowdoin's newer suite-style residence halls, built in the 1980s. Students in Coleman live in suites of 4–6 with shared bathrooms, and the building includes its own kitchen and common room facilities. Coleman is popular for its centrally convenient location and modern layout. Like all Bowdoin housing, students in Coleman belong to one of the eight College Houses — a key part of Bowdoin's residential system that creates smaller communities within the college.
Coleman Hall has no air conditioning. Students here often pick up:
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