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Residence Life

Residence Life

A cornerstone of the Millsaps experience ...

Students who live in the residence halls at Millsaps College find themselves in the middle of campus life with easy access to their classes, the library, and extracurricular facilities. Residence halls are designed for traditional double style, apartment style, and suite style living. All rooms are designed for double occupancy, and each residence hall provides laundry facilities, snack machines, meeting space, and study areas for student use.

On move-in day for first year students, Millsaps upperclassmen, Foundations Leaders, and Resident Assistants are waiting in the lobbies to welcome you to the Millsaps Community and help you move into your new home. Resident Assistants are available on each hall to help students acclimate to college life through programming, community living tips, and simply to answer any number of questions a student might have.

Millsaps students find their home away from home in any one of these Residence halls:

Freshmen Housing (Updated 6/23/11)

• Bacot Hall - Freshmen Women and Men (traditional double style living)
• Ezelle Hall - Freshmen Men (traditional double style living)
• Wellspring Program - Freshmen Community Service Living-Learning Community
  

Upper-class Housing

• Franklin Hall - Upper-class Men and Women (traditional double style living)
• Goodman House - Upper-class Men and Women (apartment style living)
• Ezelle Hall - Upper-class Men and Women (traditional double style living)
• New South Hall - Upper-class Men and Women (suite style living)
• Sanderson Hall - Upper-class Men and Women (suite style living)
• John, Suzanna and Charles Halls -Upper-class Men and Women (suite style living)

For more information about Residence Life, contact the Office of Residence Life at (601) 974-1200 or housing@millsaps.edu.