Washington & Jefferson College
Adams Hall
⭐ Lived in Adams Hall? Rate it in 4 taps ↓🏛 Corridor🚿 Communal Bathroom👥 Co-Ed❄️ No AC🍳 Kitchen🍽️ Dining Hall On-Site🏢 3 floors
Adams Hall is one of ten connected residential buildings in W&J's Presidents' Row complex (originally called the Residential Center, then The Quads), built in 1968 and named after President John Adams. The hall houses approximately 36 students across three co-ed floors in double-occupancy rooms, with community bathrooms shared by approximately 8 residents. Presidents' Row buildings are smaller and more intimate than the main first-year halls, featuring a lounge, meeting rooms, and living areas in a cluster format. Adams Hall is also home to a theme community and participates in the broader Presidents' Row community programming. The connected building design encourages social interaction across units while giving each house its own identity.
From DormScouter research.
Adams Hall has no air conditioning. Students here often pick up:
Gaiatop USB Desk Fan – 5.5" Portable (3-Speed) · $7.98
Vornado VFAN Mini Classic Vintage Desk Fan · $39.99
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