Hutchinson Hall is part of a four-building community which surrounds the Hope Commons Dining Facility. It houses about 130 students, and offers small corridor style living with double and single rooms. The building is conveniently located close to the Anna Fascitelli Fitness and Wellness Center, the Library, Memorial Union, and Roosevelt Hall. Location
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Butterfield Hall is a first year corridor style building that’s home to approximately 250 students. Butterfield houses one of two main dining centers at URI and features a student lounge on the upper level that leads to an outdoor roof deck. A recent renovation increased the capacity of the dining hall from 360 to 562 […]
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Barlow Hall is a first-year corridor-style residence hall. With a floor plan that encourages social interaction, you’ll make friends easily as you transition to life at URI. With over 300 first-year residents and an energetic student staff, Barlow is a great place to call home. View Post Location
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Adams Hall is a first-year, corridor style building conveniently located right across the street from Butterfield Dining Hall. Home to 220 students, many Adams Hall residents say they feel like they know everyone in the building and develop strong connections to the staff in the building. Location
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Browning Hall is a hall that’s home to about 300 first-year students. This traditional corridor-style residence hall features a floor plan that encourages social interaction, so you’ll make friends easily as you transition to life at URI. Browning is conveniently located right across from Butterfield Dining Hall. 360° Panorama Location
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Bressler Hall is a first-year, corridor style building housing about 270 students. It is conveniently located steps away from the Student Union and the recently renovated Butterfield Dining Hall, and offers two spacious study lounges for its residents. Location
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