Ohio Hall houses approximately 260 students, who must have at least third-semester standing at the college.

The five story, lodge-style building is organized around single-sex suites of four students, each having two bedrooms and a shared bath/dressing area. Ohio Hall also offers approximately sixty single rooms, which include single-sex suites of four students, each having four bedrooms and a shared bath/dressing area. The east wings house approximately twenty-four students, and the west wings house approximately thirty-seven students. Both wings have at least one study lounge.

A large meeting area and lounge serves as the social and intellectual focus of the residence and as a gathering place for special programming and events. Additional meeting and group study rooms and a cardiovascular exercise room also are available.

In following the College's tradition of naming residence halls for sailors and ships that participated in the Battle of Lake Erie, Ohio Hall is named for the one-gun schooner Ohio, commanded by Sailing Master Daniel Dobbins.

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