A Place to Take in the Scenery
Hood Hall is a nine-story, high-rise, suite building with co-ed living conditions. There are four suites on each floor for either six or eight people. A main entrance on the West side makes for easy access to all areas of the building. All upper floors have a great view of the college campus, Lake Champlain or the Adirondacks.
Hood Hall
Hood was dedicated on March 13, 1970, in memory of Diana R. Hood, a former residence hall director and Dean of Women from 1964 to 1969.
Facilities
The first floor also houses the residence director's office and hall office, with a vending area conveniently located in the lobby. You will also find a satellite Fitness Center for on-campus student members.
Fun Things to Do Near Hood Hall
Adjacent to Hood Hall are Clinton and Algonquin Dining Halls. Hood is also close to outdoor recreational facilities.
It is near one of the largest on-campus parking lots.
The picturesque Saranac River Trail is a nice venue for biking, jogging or a refreshing walk.
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