Emry Hall, Housing, Dakota State University, Madison SD

Emry Hall

Emry Hall, built in 1968 named after Dr. June Emry, a former DSU professor, is a co-ed hall that accommodates upper-class students located on the northeast corner of campus. The Emry Hall experience will offer new students the guidance and a living learning community experience with educational and social programming and activities.

Emry Hall Amenities:

The four residence halls on campus are a little different. Each offers a different experience but there are common things that you can anticipate from each hall.

A nice sized lobby with a big screen television, and lounge couches,
Vending machines,
Kitchen
Study/private conversation room,
Laundry facilities (coin or university card operated)
Air conditioning
Common hallways are carpeted

Student Room Furnishings:

DSU varies from style of rooms, either living in a single or double room, carpet or tile, you will always find:

Network ready for computer usage (entire hall is wireless)
Internet, cable, television, local telephone services area all provided as part of a payment of the per semester housing fee.
1 extra long twin size bed per person/room.
1 desk and chair per person/room.
Open closets with a 3 drawer chest-of-drawer