Gibbs Hall is one of Florida A&M University's most storied women's residence halls, named after Thomas Van Rensselaer Gibbs, an early champion of Black education in Florida. The corridor-style building has housed generations of FAMU women and stands as a historic landmark on the Hill. Each floor features communal bathrooms and lounge areas, and the hall's central location makes it one of the most sought-after first-year assignments for incoming women students.
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