Residence Hall

The first residence hall at Grayson College, Viking Hall, was constructed in the 1960s. Having reached the end of its service life, it will be dismantled as part of the new campus master plan and replaced with a modern facility that will add an additional 201 beds. This new three-story building will feature hubs on each floor designed for studying, socializing, and entertainment. A centrally located laundry area on the first floor will promote student interaction, while kitchen spaces will encourage cultural exchange through cooking. Outdoor amenities will include a grill, green spaces, a hammocking area, a tetherball pad, and a basketball court. The building’s design will reflect the campus identity established by the new Health Sciences Center.