South Chase Hall

Chace Hall is named after Edith Pitt Chace. As Director of the Home Economics Department (1919-1938), Chace oversaw the establishment of a home economics curriculum, transition of the department to the School of Education, and development of a home economics graduate course of study. 

Chace Hall, built in 2013, is an updated version of a traditional residence hall providing students modern amenities and conveniences, such as climate-control. The basement features a laundry room and bike storage. The building also offers living area space, kitchen, and study space. Chace Hall offers coed housing, and bedrooms feature flexible furniture that allows students to arrange their room in a number of different ways. The building offers multiple private, single-user bathrooms located on the floor that are shared by all residents. Chace Hall is located in South Halls and near the White Building, HUB-Robeson Center, and is in close proximity to downtown State College.

Redifer Commons supports students living in South Halls.

Building Amenities

Housing Area

South Halls

Building Type

Renovated

Room Types

Double

Living Arrangements

Gender Inclusive (Upperclass), Upperclass Students

Population

214
Air Conditioning
Break Access Housing
Elevator
Kitchen
Knowledge Station
Laundry
Personal / En Suite Bathroom
Single User Bathroom
Study Lounge
TV Lounge
Vending
WiFi
chace kitchen

Building Common Areas

Each floor features a suite containing a living room, kitchen, and study space. 

chace bathroom

Bathroom Configuration

Each floor offers multiple individual, single-user bathrooms. Each bathroom offers a toilet, shower, and sink. A student can use any vacant bathroom. Additional sinks are located in the hallway. 

Room Amenities

Adjustable Height Bed (30-36")
Desk
Desk Chair
Dresser
Hallway/Door Bulletin Board
MicroFridge
Mirror - Full Length
Moveable Furniture
Roller Shades
Trash Can
Vinyl Plank / Laminate Flooring
Wardrobe
WiFi
XL Twin Mattress (80")
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south renovated student room

Room & Furnishing Dimensions

Room & Furnishing Dimensions
Item Length Width Height
Room 15' 12' 7'3"
Bed 85" 39.5" 4'8" (adjustable)
Mattress 80" 36" 8"
Desk 3' 2' 2'6"
Refrigerator/Microwave 1' 8" 1'9" 44"
Wardrobe 2' 3'4" 6'4"
Door - 2'6" 7'1"
Window - 4'6" or 6' 4'
Chair 1'6" 1'6" 2'
Dresser
(2 per student)
1'7" 2'6" 1' 3"

Recommended rug size: 9' x 12'

Measurements are approximate. The dimensions, furnishings and color of rooms may vary in appearance. All beds are height adjustable.

Room Decoration Guidelines

Students interested in ganging decorations in this hall should use this recommended material: thumbtacks (less than 20). Other materials (wall-safe tape, poster putty, etc.) is NOT recommended due to the potential damage to the walls. 

Two students in residence hall room

Room Types

Chace Hall offers all double-occupancy rooms on each floor.

Housing Room Rates

Housing and food charges are posted to the student's LionPATH account at the beginning of summer (if applicable), fall, and spring semesters. The Office of the Bursar manages billing statements and processing payments.

Semester Rates for 2025-26
Residence Hall Room Type Occupancy Fall Spring
Chace Hall Double 2 $4,638 $4,638
Semester Rates for 2024-25
Residence Hall Room Type Occupancy Fall Spring
Chace Hall Double 2 $4,503 $4,503

Building Floor Plans

To view building floor plans, you must log in with your Penn State Access Account and password.

View 360 Room Tour

Discover your future home with this 360-degree photo of a double occupancy residence hall room designed for residents. 

Picture Gallery

Chace Hall

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Chace Hall Common Area Space

Each floor features a living room, kitchen, and study space.

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Individual, Private-Use Bathrooms

Each floor offers multiple individual, single-user bathrooms. Each bathroom offers a toilet, shower, and sink. A student can use any vacant bathroom. Additional sinks are located in the hallway. 

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Double Room

The majority of rooms are double-occupancy rooms, which feature flexible furniture that allows students to arrange their room in a number of different ways. 

Room Diagrams