Hullabaloo Hall — Texas A&M University
Texas A&M University

Hullabaloo Hall

📍 306 University Drive, College Station, TX 77840
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About Hullabaloo Hall

Hullabaloo Hall is Texas A&M's most modern Northside residence hall — a large suite-style complex opened in 2013. Houses 640 residents across 468 rooms with a mix of private, "semi-private" pod, and in-suite bathroom configurations across single, double, and suite room types. On-site amenities include a 24-hour front desk, a convenience store, a Starbucks, gaming/media rooms, study lounges, community kitchens, water bottle refill stations, and an inner courtyard with BBQ grills. Named after the legendary Aggie cheer.

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