20 with shared kitchen residence halls at University of Arkansas, ranked by student reviews. Residence halls that include a shared kitchen — useful for cooking your own meals or storing groceries.
Completed in 2019, Adohi Hall is the first large-scale mass timber residence hall in the United States, earni…
Part of the Northwest Quad neighborhood, Clark Hall offers 3- and 4-bedroom suites with private locking bedro…
Located on Duncan Avenue across from the Harmon Parking Deck, this upper-level apartment complex consists of…
Opened in Fall 2013, Founders Hall is a modern six-story residence in the heart of campus just two minutes fr…
Established in 1963 on the north side of campus adjacent to Holcombe Hall, Futrall Hall is home to female stu…
Gatewood Hall is part of the Northwest Quad, a connected suite-style community named for former university pr…
One of the most intimate halls on campus with just 98 residents, Gibson Hall was originally called Razorback…
Opened in 1949 and named after William S. "Pop" Gregson, this hall features carpeted rooms, a game room, TV l…
Named for former president Arthur Harding, Harding Hall is part of the Northwest Quad and offers some of the…
One of UA's most historic halls, Holcombe opened in 1948 and is named for Jobelle Holcombe, the university's…
Reserved exclusively for first-year Honors College students, Hotz Honors Hall fosters a 24/7 academic communi…
Opened in 1961 and named for Dean of Men Allan Sparrow Humphreys, this large hall features a spacious first-f…
Built in 2007, Maple Hill East is a modern four-floor suite-style community with one- and two-bedroom suites,…
Completed in 2008, Maple Hill South features primarily two-bedroom four-person suites across four floors. The…
Completed in 2007, Maple Hill West offers double rooms in one- and two-bedroom suites across four floors, fea…
Named for professor emeritus Gordon Morgan, this Northwest Quad hall offers 3- and 4-bedroom suites with priv…
The largest single residence hall on campus with over 800 residents across three wings (B, C, D), Pomfret Hal…
Opened in 1966 and named for former Dean of Women Martha McKenzie Reid, this air-conditioned hall primarily h…
Named for Razorback icons Sam and Helen Walton, Walton Hall offers a mix of suite-style rooms with Jack-and-J…
At ten stories, Yocum Hall is the tallest residence on campus, opened in 1963 and named for Judge Henry S. Yo…