Navajo-Pinal Hall — University of Arizona
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Navajo-Pinal Hall

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About Navajo-Pinal Hall

Navajo-Pinal Hall is a corridor-style residence hall at UA named for the Navajo Nation and Pinal County, reflecting the university's ties to Arizona's Indigenous communities and landscapes. Traditional double rooms with communal floor bathrooms. Houses first-year and upperclass students in a community-centered setting in the main campus residential district.

Bathrooms here are communal, so you'll be carrying your things down the hall. Students here often pick up:

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Navajo-Pinal Hall has 3 floor plans on DormScouter (Single Room, Double Room, Triple Room).

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