Niagara Hall

Niagara Hall is a traditional residence hall and offers double rooms and a common bathroom on each wing. Niagara Hall was constructed in 1968, renovated in 2004, and houses 208 students.

Niagara Hall is named after the Brig Niagara, the ship that Commodore Perry was commanding to win the Battle of Lake Erie.

A tidy dorm room with two beds, desks, and shelving units.

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Building Type

Traditional

Room Types

Single, Double

Living Arrangements

First-Year Students, Living Learning Community (LLC), Upperclass Students

Population

208

Building Amenities

Community Bathroom

Laundry

Study Lounge

TV Lounge

Vending

WiFi

Room Furnishings

Adjustable Height Bed (30-36")

Closet

Desk

Desk Chair

Dresser

MicroFridge

Moveable Furniture

Trash Can

Vinyl Plank / Laminate Flooring

WiFi

XL Twin Mattress (80")

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Room Diagrams

Floor Plan and layout of a suite Niagra Hall

Room & Furnishing Dimensions

Item	Length	Width	Height
Bedroom	15' 5"	11'	7' 9"
Door		3'	6' 11"
Window		5' 9"	4' 7"
Closet	2'	3' 4"	7'
Bed	6' 8"	3'	Adjustable up to 2'
Mattress	6' 8"	3'	7"
Desk	2' 6"	3' 6"	5' 7"
Microfridge	1' 7"	1' 6"	3' 10"
Desk Chair	1' 7"	1' 6"	2' 7"
Dresser	1' 8"	2'	3' 11"

Building Floor Plans

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First Floor

Second Floor

Third Floor

Living Learning Communities

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Engineering House

By living in the Engineering House at Behrend, you'll have ready access to the tech you need and the engineering-focused social and academic programs you want. First-year students live in Niagara Hall and benefit from RAs who are also Engineering majors, an Engineering lounge, college-supported printer, remote access to engineering software, and in-house programming sponsored by the School of Engineering.