Olson Hall

Olson Hall is a first-year and upper-class residence hall located near Koren and the Center for the Arts. Olson Hall houses 66 first-year students in three-person rooms. Upper-class students are housed in an adjoining wing in four-person suites (two rooms connected by a common room).

Residence Features

• Social lounge, television lounge, and study lounge
• CAT6 network connections are available in each room
• Wireless network coverage throughout the building
• Computer lab
• Laundry room
• Kitchen including microwave, sink, stove, and refrigerator
• Parking available directly behind building
• Olson Hall Room and Concepts (PDF)

Room Dimensions and Furnishings

• Two-person rooms measure 11 by 14 feet
• Furnishings provided for each student: is provided in the bedroom for each student: twin bed, desk, desk chair, desk hutch, 3-drawer dresser, and built-in closet
• Suite common room includes two to three pieces of furniture that include a combination of couches, chairs, and end tables

Quick Facts

• Named after Luther’s third president, Oscar L. Olson
• Built in 1955 and renovated in 2004
• Martin Luther statue in front of Olson is identical to one that stands in Worms, Germany

Located in the lower section of campus, Olson Hall provides housing for first-year and upper-class students.