8 all-female residence halls at Hampton University, ranked by student reviews. Residence halls reserved for women — common at women’s colleges and as themed communities elsewhere.
A four-story women's residence hall housing 99 students with two lobby areas for study and socializing, a kit…
Constructed in 1918 by students and funded by Mrs. John S. Kennedy, this four-story landmark overlooking the…
Built in 1982 and named after Hampton alumna Hattie Smith McGrew, this nine-story tower houses 302 women in c…
Completed in 1964 and named after Dr. Robert Moton, a former Hampton administrator who later led Tuskegee Ins…
Named for Margaret W. Twitchell, a former Dean of Women, this five-story waterfront hall houses 230 women in…
Renovated and reopened in Fall 2015 in the same historic Richard Morris Hunt building as Virginia-Cleveland H…
Hampton University's oldest women's residence hall, this historic four-story building designed by 19th-centur…
Built in 2002 and named after Dr. Gladys Hope Franklin-White, this four-story honors residence houses 178 wom…
