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Piñon Hall — New Mexico State University
New Mexico State University

Piñon Hall

📍 1760 East University Avenue, Las Cruces, New Mexico, 88001
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🏛 Suite🚿 Semi-Private Bathroom👥 Co-Ed❄️ Has AC🍳 Kitchen
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About Piñon Hall

Piñon Hall is a traditional corridor-style residence hall at New Mexico State University, named after the piñon pine — the state tree of New Mexico. The hall provides classic dormitory rooms with communal bathrooms on each floor and is home to an active residential community. Piñon Hall participates in NMSU's residential learning programs and is conveniently situated near campus dining and the main academic buildings.

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This building has a shared kitchen. Students here often pick up:

Keurig K-Mini Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker, 6 to 12oz · $71.00 Keyton Personal Blender – Single-Serve with Travel Cup · $25–$40

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