7 all-female residence halls at Norfolk State University, ranked by student reviews. Residence halls reserved for women — common at women’s colleges and as themed communities elsewhere.
Built in 1970 and named in honor of Babbette B. Smith, a former university donor, this hall houses first-year…
Lee Smith Hall is a women's corridor-style residence hall at Norfolk State University built in 1992, housing…
Built in 1992, Lee Smith Hall houses 187 female students in double occupancy rooms sharing community hall bat…
Built in 1982, Alexander Hall houses 234 first-year freshman women in double occupancy corridor-style rooms w…
Rosa Alexander Hall is a women's first-year residence hall at Norfolk State University built in 1982, housing…
Built in 1977, Scott Hall houses 234 first-year freshman women in a mix of double occupancy rooms and suite-s…
Samuel Scott Hall is a suite-style women's first-year residence hall at Norfolk State University built in 197…