About the Building

Fairchild, the oldest building on campus, erected in 1872, was the first brick building in this area. In addition to serving as a residence hall, it also accommodates offices of Labor on the ground level. This residence hall houses upper-class women. Fairchild is in a very central location. It is right next door to the Alumni Building, which houses many campus organizations and Dining Services. It is also next to Woods-Penniman (Woods-Penn) which houses the College Crossroads Cafe and the College Post Office (CPO).

Features

• 72 Residents
• Two residential floors
• Single and Double Occupancy Rooms
• Air Conditioned
• Carpeted hallways and lounges and tiled floor in rooms
• Kitchen - There is a kitchen located on each floor
• Laundry - There are two laundry facilities on the second and third floors
• Restrooms - There are common restrooms on each floor
• Lounges - There is a formal lounge and lobby on the main floor, TV lounges on the second and third floors, and study lounges on the first and third floors.
• Hall Staff - There are six student staff members (R.A. Staff) that live in the hall.

List of amenities common to all residence halls and rooms