Adams Tower — University of Massachusetts Amherst
University of Massachusetts Amherst

Adams Tower

🏛 Corridor🚿 Communal Bathroom👥 Co-Ed❄️ No AC🛗 Elevator
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About Adams Tower

Adams Tower is one of the four 22-story high-rise residence halls that define the skyline of the Southwest Residential Area at UMass Amherst. Named for President John Adams — a Massachusetts native — the tower offers corridor-style accommodations with communal bathrooms and panoramic views of the surrounding Pioneer Valley. Adams Tower is directly linked to the Southwest dining complex via enclosed walkways and houses approximately 550 students. The Southwest towers are celebrated for their spirited intramural rivalries, strong floor communities, and the unparalleled convenience of being steps from one of the largest dining facilities on any public university campus in New England.

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